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Solving polynomials for variable (x)
oh i see. There is in fact another way (using geometry) but i was being stubborn and trying to force the double integrals. Thank you for the help sir :D- pearss
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Solving polynomials for variable (x)
Homework Statement I'm doing work finding the centroids of 2d graphs. I'm working these problems using double integrals of regions that are horizontally or vertically simple. To do this I have to be able to convert line equations from one variable to the other. Some are simple but others...- pearss
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- Polynomials Variable
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Intersection/Collision of two lines in R^3
so if i find the value for t1 to be 3 and the value for t2 to be 3 and they satisfy all equaitons for x, y and z then these lines collide because both "t" values are the same and all intersections are the same?- pearss
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Intersection/Collision of two lines in R^3
Homework Statement Determine whether r1 and r2 collide or intersect: r1(t) = <t^2 + 3 , t + 1 , 6t^-1 > r2(t) = <4t , 2t -2 , t^2 - 7> I am completely lost in this problem and was hoping for a just a hint at where to begin. I'm unsure what it even means if two lines collide or...- pearss
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- Lines
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Dot product / vector magnitudes
sorry, reviewing my post i found my mistake.- pearss
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Dot product / vector magnitudes
Homework Statement ||V|| = 2 ||W|| = 3 angle between vectors = 120 degrees V(dot)W = -3 Find ||2V+W|| Homework Equations Cos120 = V(dot)W / ||V|| ||W|| V(dot)V = ||V|| ^2 W(dot)W = ||W|| ^2 The Attempt at a Solution instead of solving for ||2V+W|| i instead try...- pearss
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- Dot Dot product Magnitudes Product Vector
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How to Find the Projection of a Force Along the Y-Axis in 3D?
Thanks for the comfirmation nvn- pearss
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How to Find the Projection of a Force Along the Y-Axis in 3D?
Homework Statement I have a force in three dimensions such that: F=600N Alpha(angle with x axis) = 120 Beta(angle with y axis) = 60 Omega(angle with z axis) = 45 I'm to find the projection of F along the y axis. The Attempt at a Solution I found the force vector for this force by...- pearss
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- Projections Statics
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