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Conditional Probability exercise with dice
It is indeed a very interesting approach. And now I can try some things as n is getting higher. Thank you again sir.- Rampart
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Conditional Probability exercise with dice
Hey there community, I have a question on an exercise. Actually it is a general question based on it. Here is the exercise: We throw 3 dice. If we know that the sum of these 3 is 10, then what is the probability of at least one of them being 3? Well now, this exercise is very simple. I mean I...- Rampart
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- Conditional Conditional probability Dice Exercise Probability
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Classical Extra sources of information(electromagnetism)
Hello there guys. As the title says, for quite some time now I've been looking for some extra sources of information. I am working with the book "introduction to electrodynamics" by David J Griffiths and even though it is good, I am thinking that it would be better to enrich my studies in this...- Rampart
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- Sources
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Poisson Process-theory questions
Ah, I see. Now I can continue based on your remarks further. Thank you very much sir.- Rampart
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Poisson Process-theory questions
Hey guys, what's up? I have some questions regarding the Poisson Process. I checked some threads, but not all, so forgive me if these questions have been answered before. 1)Lets say I am given some some tables or/and graphs or generally speaking some data and I am asked to find out if the...- Rampart
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- Poisson
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding Frequency Cutoff in a Breadboard Circuit: Tips and Techniques
I see yes.Thit is surely a relief.Your help is truly appreciated!- Rampart
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Finding Frequency Cutoff in a Breadboard Circuit: Tips and Techniques
Hello there.I have a question about how to find the frequency cutoff in a breadboard with oscilloscope,multimeter etc Ok the circuit it simple.Ac voltage source in series with a resistor,which is in series with a capacitor.I am given that in the frequence cutoff the voltage of the capacitor is...- Rampart
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- Frequency
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Questions about Q point-transistor
So as the title says i need to learn some things about the function point Q of a transistor/amplifier. It is written in books that we need it steady,we need it not affected by β etc,it says how to find it etc But i don't know the meaning of this.What does the Q point represent?It refers to the...- Rampart
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How to Find Ibq and Vceq in a Common Base Amplifier?
Ok so there is Base current.So i found it by using Ibq=IEq/(1+β).And it is around 0.0099mA.Vceq as found in the pdf is 8.6V.Was this the whole exercise?I mean i just used the DC equivalent.Am i missing something?Ibq isn't the dc base current & vceq the dc voltage?Won't they be found by using...- Rampart
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How to Find Ibq and Vceq in a Common Base Amplifier?
Of course it helped sir.First thing in the morning,tomorrow,i will retry.So for now,have a good night.- Rampart
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How to Find Ibq and Vceq in a Common Base Amplifier?
Homework Statement In the following common base circuit,β=100.If Vcc=15V, VEE=4V,RE=3.3KΩ, Rc=7,1KΩ find the Ibq and Vceq(they are related to the dc values of the Q point) Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Well ah...i mainly want to ask some things.However knowing that i must...- Rampart
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- Amplifier Base Exercise
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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AC-DC voltage sources-capacitor-diode
Yes you are right,they seem harsh but i don't get easily discouraged.I downloaded LTspice and i will work with it.Moreover,i will keep posting more exercises and questions as i move.So for now,goodnight :)- Rampart
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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AC-DC voltage sources-capacitor-diode
Well thanks you to you sir and to mrGneill ofc, many questions were answered and now i can see the problem a lot better than before.I am grateful.- Rampart
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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AC-DC voltage sources-capacitor-diode
Ah for these as well huh?Well it is a lot clearer now. I believe i forgot the 5 DC voltage source.Wouldn't it be 5-10=-5 volt.Meaning C charges to a voltage of the peak voltage on its left side minus the 5V battery voltage on its right What is the peak voltage?It is 20 now.Or peak is 25 and it...- Rampart
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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AC-DC voltage sources-capacitor-diode
Still confused.Let me ask you some more. 1)I read that if we have in a circuit both DC and AC voltage sources,then we analyze them separately.For DC analysis i open all the capacitors.For AC analysis i substitute all DC voltage sources with AC grounds and i substitute the...- Rampart
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help