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KIRCHOFF's Law: Solving Circuit
Thanks Borek now i 'm clear about Kirchoff- urduworld
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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KIRCHOFF's Law: Solving Circuit
yes direction of current is positive in the diagram what if direction is counter-clock wise and one loop clock wise and othe one counter clock wise- urduworld
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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KIRCHOFF's Law: Solving Circuit
Thanks Bhat i got your point, and one thing more what will be the direction current on both the loop- urduworld
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KIRCHOFF's Law: Solving Circuit
according to circuit In Left Loop Current is I1 and Right Loop is I2 Now Loop Left 10-8I1-3I1-I2=0 which becomes 10-8I1-3I1+3I2=0 11I1-3I2-10=0 ------------eq 1 Now Loop Right 15-6I2-3I2-I1=0 15-6I2-3I2+3I1=0 3I1-9I2+15=0 I1-3I2+5=0 ---------------eq 2 Deduct eq 2 from eq 1...- urduworld
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- Circuit Kirchoff's law Law
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How To Evaluate Complex Numbers
oOps this is like that yes Demorvies theorem is in mine book, i have to apply this, and is n will the power like 0,1,2...n- urduworld
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How To Evaluate Complex Numbers
i was thinking that evaluation is like polar form i don't know how to resolve this, i know nothing about r^{i\theta} = x + iy please tell me what i have to do,- urduworld
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How To Evaluate Complex Numbers
its polar representation is Z = r[Cos(thita) + iSin(thita)] is it is Evaluation i want to know what actually i have to do in evaluation Thanks for your help :)- urduworld
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How To Evaluate Complex Numbers
Hi PFs i want to know how to evaluate the complex number, and what are the meaning of the evaluating a complex number Let Z be the complex number, Z = (3-4i)^5 what i have to do, just give me hint- urduworld
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- Complex Complex numbers Numbers
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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I am confuse in finding Argumnet of Complex Number
this means i have to add 180 in all the condition except if it is in first- urduworld
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How to integrate something that keeps on repeating
thanks Halls- urduworld
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I am confuse in finding Argumnet of Complex Number
hi PF 1. (2+2i) First Quadrant 2. (-2+2i) Second Quadrant 3. (-2-2i) Third Quadrant 4. (2-2i) Fourth Quadrant consider (2+1i) then Tan^-1(2/2) which will be 45 degree if we consider (-2+2i) then it will be -45 degree but angle will not -45 degree actually we get answer by adding or...- urduworld
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- Complex Complex number
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Pleasse Help Me to Find Parameter of CIrcle by integration.
Thanks Tiny-Tim, Mark 44 and Berkman :) You really help me and i have solve this question, PF really helps me :) Again Thanks in Last- urduworld
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Pleasse Help Me to Find Parameter of CIrcle by integration.
i don't know trig substitution. please just hint me what i have to do- urduworld
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Pleasse Help Me to Find Parameter of CIrcle by integration.
then what i have to do i can't understand trig substitution :(- urduworld
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Pleasse Help Me to Find Parameter of CIrcle by integration.
ohh i really got point i have got that i have have to substitute a^2 - x^2 with (u or any alphabet) and then i have to apply limit am i right Thanks tiny :)- urduworld
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help