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Reduce second order diff equation into series of first order diff equations
Thank you very much for your reply! I followed all the steps in my lecture notes to reduce it and thought it was correct but I thought I must have got it wrong when i then put it into the runge kutta as i was getting back some pretty big values. Evaluating y(1.2) using a step size of...- shaka091
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Reduce second order diff equation into series of first order diff equations
Hi guys I was hoping if someone could help me with this second order differential equation which i have to reduce into a series of first order equations and then solve using a fourth order runge kutta method. The equation is y"-30y'-3y=-2 with the initial conditions y(1)=-12 and...- shaka091
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Help with moment/force question `
Thanks for your help, lol turns out I should have just used this formula M=F*D with distance being (300^2+250^2)^0.5 * F = 280- shaka091
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Help with moment/force question `
Ok so, r=0.25i + 0.075j + 0.30k because the force points in the -j direction I got, (0.075*0)-(0.30*-Fj) = 280Nm which then got F=933.33 ?- shaka091
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Help with moment/force question `
Ok so I r=250i + 75j + 300k And F is unkown. Because the moment is around the x axis, I got something like this (75*z)-(300*y)=280Nm But wouldn't know where to go from there.- shaka091
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Help with moment/force question `
Hey guys I was hoping you would be able to solve this question for me with a worked solution :) And also this question, thanks a lot :)- shaka091
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