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PAh I see. Yes, that is the very crux of this thread. I am hoping that I have become aware of the issue early enough and am taking...
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PPhDeezNutz reacted to jedishrfu's post in the thread I Visual Representation of Separation of Varables with
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You might be interested in Geometric Algebra and Calculus too. Its a repackaging of vector analysis ideas among other topics and can be... -
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Prof David Hestenes is a proponent of GA and GC for physicists. https://davidhestenes.net/geocalc/html/Evolution.html#References And...
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PPhDeezNutz replied to the thread 🔹RC Circuit with Series Capacitors — One Pre-Charged, One Uncharged.I think the answer for the charge across the second capacitor that was initially charged to ##C\epsilon## should be ##\frac{1}{3} C...
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PPhDeezNutz reacted to PeroK's post in the thread Question on magnetism: Circular motion of charged particle in a Magnetic Field with Like.
A force is a force. A force of constant magnitude that is always perpendicular to the velocity results in circular motion.
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PPhDeezNutz reacted to DaveE's post in the thread 🔹RC Circuit with Series Capacitors — One Pre-Charged, One Uncharged with Like.
Sorry, this circuit requires either integration or differentiation to solve. It's a mistake to avoid this with tricks. However, once...
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PPhDeezNutz replied to the thread 🔹RC Circuit with Series Capacitors — One Pre-Charged, One Uncharged.I think a partial answer to OP’s question “without integration or differentiation” is using Laplace transforms. I will give it some more...
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Watch the attitude please. And please do a better job of defining your terms and your question. Thank you.
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I think the OP intends 'E' to be the cell's emf. 'CE' is the initial charge of the pre-charged capacitor. The initial charges on the...
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PPhDeezNutz replied to the thread 🔹RC Circuit with Series Capacitors — One Pre-Charged, One Uncharged.What is the meaning of CE? (Capacitance times electric field?) I’m not sure that has units of charge as the problem statement indicates.