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Non flammable, off the shelf propane like gas question?
I'm trying to compress a gas at max 300 psi. I'm making an air tank that will move a small turbine to make electricity. The problem, as I found out, is that 1L at 300 psi is not that much air and I need it to run for about a minute. When I fill my tank with air from a compressor, i run out of...- PauloE
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- Gas Propane
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Proof that VxU=(determinant) derives from VxU=|V||U|sinαe
Not getting really far on this. I do not understand why this forum makes a point on being so cryptic with the help provided. I have no doubts on the good intentions of its members but after asking a couple of questions related with homework I couldn't help get frustrated for the meager hints...- PauloE
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Proof that VxU=(determinant) derives from VxU=|V||U|sinαe
Ups.. The unit vector is in the direction of the normal vector I supose.- PauloE
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Proof that VxU=(determinant) derives from VxU=|V||U|sinαe
This is probably wrong anyway- PauloE
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Proof that VxU=(determinant) derives from VxU=|V||U|sinαe
e is a unit vector. (U x V)2 I squared both sides sin2α = cos2α - 1 and here I should have written (cos2α - 1)e- PauloE
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Proof that VxU=(determinant) derives from VxU=|V||U|sinαe
Besides |U||V|Sinα wouldn't that be |U x V|? which confuses me too because it means that |U||V|Sinα = |U x V| = U x V I'm working on it and post if there is any or not much progress...- PauloE
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Proof that VxU=(determinant) derives from VxU=|V||U|sinαe
Homework Statement I need to proof that VxU=(determinant) starting from VxU=|V||U|sinαe Homework Equations VxU=|V||U|sinαe and what I'm aiming to is VxU=(uy⋅uz - uz⋅vy)i - (ux⋅vz - uz⋅vx)j + (ux⋅vy - uy⋅vx)k The Attempt at a Solution U x V = |U||V|Sinαe (U x V)^2 = |U|^2|V|^2 cos^2α - 1 e (U...- PauloE
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- cross product proof
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Engineering Course Load: 15 vs 12 Credits - UT Arlington Transfer
Hi there, I would like to hear your opinion on taking 15 credits vs 12 credits. All the classes are engineering classes worth 3 credits hours. The list goes as follow: INTRO TO ENGINEERING DESIGN (Lecture) INTRO TO ENGINEERING DESIGN (Laboratory) SOLID MECHANICS (Lecture) NUMERICAL...- PauloE
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- Course Course load Load
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Relative positioning sensor question (With Picture)
That is very cool Dave. It might have a filter like most cameras but I'll check the specs. I just found this diode but the beam angle is way too narrow. I would need something with a wider beam. This is what you mean right? What kind of software could make sense of the IR signals?- PauloE
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Relative positioning sensor question (With Picture)
Thanks a lot for your suggestion Dave. That is what I'm thinking but I'm quite ignorant of the different ways I could achieve it. I was told that to see it could be a good solution to it. My concern is the background (outdoors) and range. How many pixels needs the magenta be to be detected...- PauloE
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Relative positioning sensor question (With Picture)
So I've been researching whatcould be the sensor/s that would do what the picture depicts: I have camera A behind camera B. What I'm trying to achieve is: to point the position of camera B when B passes on the field of view of A. When B pases in front of camera A the Screen of camera A will...- PauloE
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- Arduino Picture Raspberry pi Relative Sensor
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Most Effective 7 Members Truss in Scilab
Not at this point on the assignment. But what I mean by most efficient is whichever layout makes the compression and tensions forces to a minimum. I've been looking at the loop function but I'm not really sure how to use it yet. To reinstate the problem as Mr Bernhardt suggested, I want to...- PauloE
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Most Effective 7 Members Truss in Scilab
Hello everyone, I'm attempting to come up with a way to calculate the most efficient 7 members truss layout using Scilab. The assignment is to make a highway sign support. It has to be L shaped and the truss system is only for the top horizontal part. Two supports. The sign is hanging at the...- PauloE
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- Engineering Matlab Mechanical engineering Members Statics Truss
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Integrating Sin(x)/Cos^2(x) using u-substitution
you know i just used tan(x) in the first term and u substitution in the second and it worked too! Thanks a lot! Paulo- PauloE
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integrating Sin(x)/Cos^2(x) using u-substitution
Homework Statement ∫sec(x)tan(x)+x/(x^2+1) dx The Attempt at a Solution I replaced sec and tan by 1/cos(x) and sin/cos(x) then end up with sin(x)/cos^2(x) then I replace cos^2 x by 1-sin^2 x then I don't know where to go. the second part of the equation works with u substitution. I just...- PauloE
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- Integral
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help