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Homework Statement Hi guys I need to implement [(B+C)*D]' in NAND only. can someone please help.Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution this is what i have. [(B+C)*D]'=(B+C)'+D'=(B'C')+D' and i get stuck...can anyone please explain and help. any good resources to teach/practice this?I...

Homework Statement Suggest a reason why theoretical and experimental results for resistors R1 and R2 are different for: experimental R1 and R2 in series vs R1+R2 and Experimental R1 and R2 in parallel vs 1/R1+1/R2 R1=23.080 Ohms R2=41.289 Ohms Series Experimental=58.769 Ohms Series...

I found the Answer! so P?=AB'CD'=1010 1010 corresponds to 8421 1010 Sooo 1(8)+0(4)+1(2)+0(1)=11 so the subscript of P is 11

Homework Statement Identify the equivalent binary numbers of the following P term and S terms( which are the subscripts of P's and S's) Ex: P?=AB'CD' Homework Equations No equations that I know of The Attempt at a Solution I create an table to find the subscripts for P and S...

Homework Statement Using conductivity constant (q=1.45*10^6mA) deduce the cross-Sectional area of the wire from the slope of the Data found in the graph. Voltage was kept constant 1.00 volts The wires are each 1m long After graphing the data the Current(mA) # of parralel lines 121.4...

Thank You for your time, I figured it out.

Homework Statement Show from the given equation V[SIZE="1"]b -V[SIZE="1"]a=-intergral a to b (E x ds) that the electric field lines run from higher voltages to lower voltages. Also show from this equation that the electric field lines are perpendicular to equipotential lines. The voltage in...

Oh ok. I got it that way. Thank you :) 100101110 Is there any other way of doing it without converting to Base 10 first? Not that it's hard

Hi guys I'm not sure if this is the right place to post, so if its not please redirect me. We are learning Number system conversions and I am having trouble converting anything other than base 10 to other bases. Ex base 8 to base 2. I tried converting say 456 base 8 to base 2 This is not a...

Two spaceships are traveling relative to Earth (stationary). One spaceship is going to the right at 0.8c the other is going to the left at 0.8c. Could you say their relative speed to one another is .8c+.8c? I'm thinking not since you can't possible go faster then the speed of light, doesn't...

Homework Statement Two spaceships are traveling relative to Earth (stationary). One spaceship is going to the right at 0.8c the other is going to the left at 0.8c. a. What is their relative speed to one another? b. what is their relative size? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution

Thank You! I've been arguing this with a classmate. I got another supporter smile:

Im asking whether you can tell the difference between the two if you have no frame of reference.

If you were to be moving in space at a constant V observed by a "stationary source". Say you had no frame of reference yourself, so you felt you were stationary, (but per observer you are moving at V) If the observer sees you slow down to a stop. At that point can you tell whether you...