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Finding Practical Resonance (Need help with my setup)
Oh ya. I eventually did that. But i realized that since my external force is a sin function. I can't be equate that. Instead, I should differentiate A^2 + B^2 such that the differentiation of that is zero. That would then give me the maximum amplitude. Would that be correct?- ZenPhys
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Finding Practical Resonance (Need help with my setup)
Homework Statement This is for my differential equation project and this is the last part of the question. We know that the R=2 and C=0.001. We are given the equation: Q''+(R/L)Q'+(1/LC)Q=(117/L)sin(120*pi*t) We want to find the value of L such that we maximize the amplitude of the steady...- ZenPhys
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