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Solve this integral involving a fraction with a trig function
The end result of improper integral itself gave the hint that I had to break the limit. But where, I would be glad if you could help me out on this- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solve this integral involving a fraction with a trig function
I completed the square 1+t+t^2 =1+2(1/2)t+(1/2)^2+3/4- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solve this integral involving a fraction with a trig function
Im sorry about the picture.- Rhdjfgjgj
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Solve this integral involving a fraction with a trig function
No there's this formula that goes like Sin2x=2tanx/(1+tan^2x) It's a standard trigonometric formula.- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solve this integral involving a fraction with a trig function
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- Calculus 1 Definite integrals
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Electric field between capacitor plates when a dielectric slab is inserted
Read it yah we are done- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric field between capacitor plates when a dielectric slab is inserted
Thanks and even on reading other materials, I found out that since net charge inside the dielectric is zero, it's virtually an empty space between the induced charges- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric field between capacitor plates when a dielectric slab is inserted
and in this post i do understand what you meant by saying that but i m writing the value of E ind independently with induced charges- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric field between capacitor plates when a dielectric slab is inserted
sir all of that is fine my main issue here is that i m confused of the field by the induced charges. . I would have written that expression Eind =qi/(ae), if there were no dielectric. but since i m finding field for a point inside dielectric i think it must be written like qi/(kae) (e...- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric field between capacitor plates when a dielectric slab is inserted
With the difference in tone zones, it is becoming difficult to interact. . So I would appreciate it if you could just explain it for me- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric field between capacitor plates when a dielectric slab is inserted
Nooo. Eind is the field due to induced charges on the dielectric surface. Einside is my field. I know see- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric field between capacitor plates when a dielectric slab is inserted
It must be qi/(Ake) (e : permittivity of free space) I m sorry, im not able to use the mathematical conventions so I'm typing them down.- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric field between capacitor plates when a dielectric slab is inserted
The value of Eind . Observe ##~E_{\text{ind}} ## is the field due to induced charges at a point inside the dielectric. As taught in electrostatics, permittivity of free space(epsilon not) must be multiplied by the dielectric constant. That's why they must be a k multiplied in the denominator...- Rhdjfgjgj
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Electric field between capacitor plates when a dielectric slab is inserted
my sir gave us the above question as homeork,our task to derive why it happens so I couldnt get it right. So today he gave the answer to it. we were also a..sked to find the induced charges on the dielectric surface. . E ext : electric field between capacitor plates when no dielectric was put E...- Rhdjfgjgj
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- Dielectrics Electromagetism
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Writing correct sign of quantities
Well, in that case vo(object velocity) should have been -4voi- Rhdjfgjgj
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