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    Are R3, R1, R2, and the capacitor in parallel?

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    Are R3, R1, R2, and the capacitor in parallel?

    Homework Statement Please see under attempt at a solution for my question. Homework Equations V=IR V=Q/C The Attempt at a Solution This was a conceptual question about currents I got it correct. Just for my knowledge I was wondering if R3,R1,R2, and the capacitor were all in parallel. I...
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    This allows you to compute the integral as a function of the difference ε.

    I am actually in AP Calculus BC I just said calc 2 because people are more familiar with that. It wouldn't serve me well to spend time learning something so specific when I am preparing for an exam in a limited spectrum course.
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    This allows you to compute the integral as a function of the difference ε.

    I apologize I was replying to you. I am only Calc 2 so I don't know what the Cauchy Principal Value is. I am confused how to check if the limit exist. Please show me.
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    This allows you to compute the integral as a function of the difference ε.

    So since ln4-4=0 its divergent regardless of all the other stuff?
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    This allows you to compute the integral as a function of the difference ε.

    So what do I split into 2 integrals?
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    This allows you to compute the integral as a function of the difference ε.

    Vertical asymptote what does that have to do with this integration?
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    This allows you to compute the integral as a function of the difference ε.

    Homework Statement ∫ from 2 to 6 of dx/(x-4) Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution u=x-4 du=dx ln abs value x-4 abs value ln2-ln2=0 What am I doing wrong?
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    Using the right hand rule with symbols

    Homework Statement Homework Equations Right Hand Rule #3 The Attempt at a Solution For #11 I can do b) left f) downward But I don't understand how to do a,c,e because I don't understand how to use RHR 3 with those inward/outward info for V. And I don't understand D because it doesn't...
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    Using right hand rule 1 to find direction of magnetic field

    Yes I am trying to find the field at point P. I think I understand now. If you don't mind can you also explain how I could find field B1 at point P?
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    Using right hand rule 1 to find direction of magnetic field

    [Mentor's note: Thread moved from technical sections so no template shown] So the calculations all make sense. But for example to find the direction of B2= 1.33 X 10-5T I believe you should position your right hand like this: Because your thumb should point in the direction of the current...
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    Undergrad What variables affect the amplitude and equilibrium of waves and springs?

    Sorry I mean like velocity, acceleration, and force. @Karmaslap
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    Undergrad What variables affect the amplitude and equilibrium of waves and springs?

    What variables are maximum at amplitude and equilibrium? What variables are minimum at amplitude and equilibrium? I'm confused about this topic... I know KE is max at equilibrium and PE is max at amplitude.
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    Solving Physics Homework: Frequency Change

    @PietKuip I understand that the ratio method will work. But I am a bit concerned why what I did above did not work as my textbook specifically said to use that formula.
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    Solving Physics Homework: Frequency Change

    Actually it can't be because I used kg that is what you are supposed to use.