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Poisson integral formula to solve other integrals
Thanks for the reply. Using the substitution, I got the correct answer (you base it off of the equality in 1) or something). But I can't figure out how to use integrals to solve integrals! The second part to the question is to use the PIF to solve 2)...when the integral of 2) is multiplied...- slugbunny
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Poisson integral formula to solve other integrals
Homework Statement Use 1) \frac{1}{2\pi}\int\limits_{-\pi}^{\pi} \frac{r_0^2 - r^2}{r_0^2 - 2rr_0cos(\theta-t) + r^2} dt = 1 to compute the integral: 2) \int\limits_{-\pi}^{\pi} \left[1 - acos(x) \right]^{-1} dx for 0<a<1 [/itex]. The Attempt at a Solution I looked on Wolfram...- slugbunny
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- Formula Integral Integrals Poisson
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BibTeX Formatting Help for Last Name First Style
I got it. \bibliographystyle{acm} \bibliography{radiodeers} \nocite{*} However, I just get a () with in-text citations \citep{humans} --> ()- slugbunny
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BibTeX Formatting Help for Last Name First Style
Bibtex: formating help! In my references, I want: Emanuel, Kerry A. The dependence of hurricane intensity on climate. Nature, 326:483–485, 1987. <GOOD! Emanuel, K. A. The dependence of hurricane intensity on climate. Nature, 326:483–485, 1987. <OR THIS, I WANT! Basically, I just want...- slugbunny
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Show a subspace and find a spanning set
Thanks for both of your help. Thanks so much! Since a=c=0, I'm left with p(x) = 1 + x2 So the basis is 1, x2 which is the spanning set. I really appreciate it, so much.- slugbunny
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Show a subspace and find a spanning set
Homework Statement Let W be the subset of all P3 defined by W={p(x) in P3: p(1)=p(-1) and p(2)=p(-2)} Show that W is a subspace of P3, and find a spanning set for W. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution This is homework we can correct. I've attached my work. The...- slugbunny
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- Set Subspace
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Really basic linear algebra: subspaces of F[a,b]
oops sorry about that, I meant "subspace of F[a,b]" F is the matrix with vectors a and b? :|- slugbunny
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Really basic linear algebra: subspaces of F[a,b]
Thanks for your reply! Unfortunately F wasn't given any particular properties- slugbunny
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Really basic linear algebra: subspaces of F[a,b]
Homework Statement Determine which of the following sets of functions are subsets of F[a,b] a) All functions f in F[a,b] for which f(a) = 0 b) All functions f in F[a,b] for which f(a) = 1 The Attempt at a Solution Ok so I am just learning about vector subspaces. After reading the...- slugbunny
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Subspaces
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Matlab, adding columns in matrices
Sorry, I realize there is a math & science software forum.- slugbunny
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Matlab, adding columns in matrices
Homework Statement I need to create a function for scilab which adds a row of zeros to the right of an nxn matrix, a. I also have to add a row of 6's at the bottom but I think i have that part down. Homework Equations I think ones(,) is supposed to help? The Attempt at a Solution...- slugbunny
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- Columns Matlab Matrices
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Electric force between two point charges
Thanks, I totally forgot about tension U: So I can solve for T and get mg=qE cot(θ) which gets me the right answer! Thanks so so much :)- slugbunny
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric force between two point charges
Homework Statement Two identical spheres with mass m are hung from silk thread with length L. Each sphere has the same charge, so q1=q2=q. The radius of each sphere is very small compared to the distance between the two spheres, so they may be treated as point charges. Show that if the angle...- slugbunny
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- Charges Electric Electric force Force Point Point charges
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