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In statistics, when testing hypothesis for both sides (left and right), is it possible that Xaverage - MUo = 0 (upper part of the equation I provided)? If so how to solve this kind of task?
The Attempt at a Solution
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TASK
So I have this task with opamp and I have Uinput Sine Graph, now I have to calculate Uoutput and write it as sine function and draw the sine graph. I know that this is an inverting OPAMP which means that output signal will be inverted, so I just have to flip this...
I am learning about operational amplifiers or so called OPAMPS. And I know how to solve these two examples
EXAMPLE 1 - inverting opamp
EXAMPLE 2 - non-inverting opamp
But how to solve these two:
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1. As you can see on picture No1, it is solved, but I need...
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The full metal wheel of radius 30 cm, 300 kg of mass moment of inertia I = 1/2 (mr ^ 2) operating torque 50nm in time 1 min. Determine the angular acceleration, angular speed of wheel, revolutions per second, revolutions that the wheel makes to achieve this speed, kinetic...
So from A->B formula is PV=nRT then I get dT=((p2-p1)*v1)/nR?
from B->C formula is W=p2(v2*v1) and with ideal gas dT=(p2(v2-v1))/nR?
But how to get Q from that?
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The task is to get Q, that gas has received through A-B-C change?
Second task is to get usefulness of the machine?
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Homework Equations
W=pV
The Attempt at a Solution
If I use W=pV i get 0 from A->B so i...
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Gas temperature 30C, volume 20cm3 and pressure 2*10^5. We have isothermal change and volume goes to 27cm3, what's the change of pressure?Homework Equations
pV=nRT
The Attempt at a Solution
(20*10^-6*2*10^5)/30 and then we get constant. p1*V1=const -> p1=const/V1