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Electrostatics/Electric Field Question
Homework Statement What is the magnitude E of the electric field at point P? Throughout this part, express your answers in terms of the constant k, defined by k = 1/(4πE0) To solve this question, I am trying to walk through the hint process. Question 1: Find the magnitude dE of the electric...- tyrostoken
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- Charge Electric Electric field Electrostatics Field
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Statics Homework: Finding Tension and Force in a Walkway Supported by Rollers
OK the horizontal component of Nb should be Nbcos60° and the vertical component of Nb should be Nbsin60°. I think I was tired and messed up the trig. Thanks for the help.- tyrostoken
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Statics Homework: Finding Tension and Force in a Walkway Supported by Rollers
Homework Statement Given: A 300 kg walkway supported by two rollers(at points A and B) with center of mass at G. Find: The tension T in the horizontal cable attached to the cleat at point B and the force under the roller at A. Homework Equations ∑M = 0 ΣFx = 0 ΣFy = 0 The Attempt at a...- tyrostoken
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- Force Moment Statics
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Phase constant sign (quick question)?
Homework Statement A = 20 cm Given the graph, what is the phase constant(in degrees)? (I have already solved for amplitude and frequency) Homework Equations x(t) = A cos (wt + ϕ) The Attempt at a Solution x(t) = A cos (wt + ϕ) Taking from t = 0, we find: 10 = 20cos(w*0 + ϕ) 10 = 20cos(ϕ) 1/2...- tyrostoken
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- Constant Oscillation Phase Sign Waves
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