First of all that's not even a beam. the length has to be 10times the height. You can not treat it as a beam. Second, you are not going to have any stress concentration factors on that. Check the tables here...
Homework Statement
ax+b, x>-1
f(x)= bx^2-3, x less than equal to: -1
Homework Equations
the limits on both sides
The Attempt at a Solution
found the limit on both sides of the equation but don't know what to do next.
realize that these cars won't absorb as much energy from collisions like a metal does. malleability of metals are critical for this. second imagine being struck by lightning. specific metal is used to separate charges
it is cos(1- (sin(t)/t)), but what do you do with the (sin(t)/t) in the inside, you can't just assume its 0 because then it does not exist. How are you getting 1-1. Can you explain?
Homework Statement
lim t--> 0 cos(1-(sint/t)
Homework Equations
lim theta-->0 sin(theta)/theta =1
The Attempt at a Solution
I usually don't have a problem with these limits, but I've never done 1 with a trig function inside another trig function. So I don't know how to begin this one.
lim t-->0 (sin3tcot5t)/(tcot4t)
Homework Statement
lim t-->0 (sin3tcot5t)/(tcot4t)
I need to find the limit as t approaches 0.
Homework Equations
lim theta-->0 sin(theta)/(theta) =1
The Attempt at a Solution
My attempt is posted, but I'm not sure if its 0 or 12t/5