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What Is the Velocity of a Probe Released from a Moving Spaceship?
Homework Statement A spaceship moves with a velocity 0.75c xhat with respect to the earth. The ship releases a probe with a velocity 0.75c yhat relative to the ship. What is the velocity of the probe as viewed on earth, magnitude and direction? Homework Equations The velocity-addition...- jturko
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- Addition Velocity Velocity addition
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Vector Addition? Which Vectors Do I Draw and Where?
Homework Statement Vectors a and b have magnitudes 2 and 3. The angle between them is 50 degrees. Determine 5a - 2b and determine its magnitude and direction Homework Equations Cosine Law and Sine Law The Attempt at a Solution I can solve for the magnitude using the cos law and...- Stanc
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- Addition Vector Vector addition Vectors
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Deriving addition of sines from Euler's formula
Deriving addition of sines from Euler's formula (edit: please ignore) Homework Statement I'd like to derive the value of sin(2πkt + θ) so that I can convince myself that the Fourier sum in terms of sines and cosines works. I found the derivation on Wolfram by using the full Euler's formula...- Roo2
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- Addition deriving Formula
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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2D Vectors - Addition and Subtraction of Successive Displacement Vectors
The figure shows the successive displacements of an aircraft flying a search pattern. The initial position of the aircraft is P and the final position is P'. What is the net displacement (magnitude and direction) between P and P'? My attempt: So, my understanding is that the net...- bearjew11
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- 2d Addition Displacement Vectors
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Vector addition word problem question
I solved a word problem correctly...But I'm a little confused about what my answer means, I guess I'm having trouble understanding how they got the meaning of the numbers. My question is about step (b). Problem: The velocity of an aircraft is 200 km/hr due west. A northwest wind of 50 km/hr is...- personguything
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- Addition Vector Vector addition Word problem
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How can we add Angular Momenta in Quantum Mechanics?
Hey! While I was reading some book in Quantum Mechanics, I ran across the following, and couldn't know how can this be true or actually how was it assumed. How by adding equation (7.91)and (7.92), we get (7.110), see attachment.- M. next
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- Addition Angular
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The tension between addition and multiplication - the basis for all mathematics?
Throughout mathematics, we see the appearance of pi and e, they are integral to every part of mathematics. could this be because the reason all or at least most mathematical problems arise because of the tension between multiplication and addition (pi and e) itself?. certainly the deepest...- tautological
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- Addition Basis Mathematics Multiplication Tension
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- Forum: General Math
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Proving Subspace Addition: LHS vs RHS
Homework Statement Let L,M,N be subspaces of a vector space V Prove that (L \cap M) + (L \cap N) \subseteq L \cap (M + N) Give an example of subspaces L,M,N of \mathbb{R}^2 where (L \cap M) + (L \cap N) \neq L \cap (M + N) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution...- harvesl
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- Addition Proof Subspace
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Why am I getting this relativity velocity addition problem wrong?
Homework Statement A spacecraft S2 is capable of firing a missile which can travel 0.98c. S2 is escaping from S1 at a speed of 0.95c when it fires a missile towards S1. part A) According to the pilot of S2, what speed does the missile approach S1? Part B) according to pilot of S1, what...- DunWorry
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- Addition Relativity Velocity Velocity addition
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Addition of Angular Momenta, problem with notation
Homework Statement The electron in a hydrogen atom is described by the following superposition of two states: |\psi> = \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}(|n=2,l=1,m=0,s_z= +1/2> + |n=2,l=0,m=0,s_z= +1/2>) (b) Let J = L + S be the total angular momentum. Express state \psi in basis |n, l, J, J_z>...- joelcponte
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- Addition Angular Notation
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Phasor Addition Techniques: Adding Frequencies, Amplitudes & Phases
Hello, I was wondering about the adition of phasors with different amplitude, frequency and phase. Wikipedia supplied the technique of adding phasors with the same frequency but different amplitude and phase (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phasor#Addition). When it comes to adding phasors...- omertech
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- Addition Phasor
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Having a hard time thinking about quantum mechanical vector addition.
If a neutron in a nucleus is in a 1p state, before splitting this up into separate j-state (due to spin-orbit effect) this neutron has 6 possible states. l = 1 m_l = 1, 0 or -1 m_s = 1/2 or -1/2Splitting this into j-states corresponding to l+s and l-s, as expected there are 6 states. j = 3/2...- Silversonic
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- Addition Hard Mechanical Quantum Thinking Time Vector Vector addition
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Question on isomorphism between addition and multiplication
Hello, I want to find a family of functions \phi:\mathbb{R} \rightarrow \mathbb{C} that have the property: \phi(x+y)=\phi(x)\phi(y) where x,y\in \mathbb{R}. I know that any exponential function of the kind \phi(x)=a^x with a\in\mathbb{C} will satisfy this property. Is this the only choice...- mnb96
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- Addition Isomorphism Multiplication
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Velocity Addition in Special Relativity
Hi All, Pardon me if this question looks so silly. Trying to understand velocity addition in special relativity. Say velocity components as measured in stationary frame of reference S are u, v, w in x, y, Z directions respectively and those in moving frame S' are u', v', w' in x', y', z'...- rajark
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- Addition Relativity Special relativity Velocity Velocity addition
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Trigonometry- addition and factor forumla
Homework Statement If tan(A+B) = 3 and tan(A-B) = 2, find tan2A and tan2B Homework Equations tan (A - B) = (tan A - tan B)/(1 + (tan A)(tan B) and similar sort of one for tan(A+B) The Attempt at a Solution i did some calculation and got tanA= (1-2tanB)/5tanB after which there...- xiphoid
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- Addition Trigonometry
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Entropy: Heat addition to surrounding.
If 12007 kJ of heat is lost to the surroundings with an ambient temperature of 25 degrees centigrade during a cooling process, and the ambient temperature of the surroundings is unaffected by the heat addition, what is the entropy change of the surroundings? If Δs=∫δQ/T, then Δs=ΔQ/T=12007...- afpskierx
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- Addition Entropy Heat
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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The meaning of the addition of the spin generator to the Lorentz generators
When constructing the Lie algebra of the Lorentz Transformation, the references usually start with an infinitesimal proper-orthochronous transformation, and then find the infinitesimal generators. Let's call the set of these generators L. after finding L, the references usually compute the...- liorde
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- Addition Generator Generators Lorentz Spin
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Vector Addition Help: Solving P = M + N
Homework Statement Alright so i need to add these using vector addition i suppose. P = M + N P = 1.8304 kgxm/s (S 6° W) + 3.2864 kgxm/s (S 42° W) The Attempt at a Solution This is my half attempt: http://s1176.beta.photobucket.com/user/LolaGoesLala/media/ggfgf.jpg.html But i don't...- Lolagoeslala
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- Addition Vector Vector addition
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Relativist Addition of Velocities
Homework Statement Fix an inertial reference frame and consider a particle moving with velocity \mathbf{u} in this frame. Let \mathbf{u'} denote the velocity of the particle as measured in an inertial frame moving at velocity \mathbf{v} with respect to the original frame. Show the following...- jgens
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- Addition
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Addition of angular momenta, rotation operators
Hey, I have a question regarding the invariance of a 'mixed' Casimir operator under rotation, By 'mixed' Casimir operator I refer to: \vec{J}_1\cdot \vec{J}_2 Where J1 and J2 are two independent angular momenta. I want to show that this 'mixed' Casimir operator is invariant under...- Jesssa
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- Addition Angular Operators Rotation
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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New Addition to the Family: Celebrating Baby Girl's Birth!
Uh oh, I'm an uncle again! Healthy baby girl born to my sister today! Anyone else had any new additions to the family recently? Are there any traditions in your family related to births?- Drakkith
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- Addition
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- Forum: General Discussion
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The picture in the addition, you see one integral equation and I have
The picture in the addition, you see one integral equation and I have moved forward to solve it but when I tried to use patial integrant ( uv-∫v.du) I couldn't go further, Is there anyone to help me solving that equation.Actually, I stuck while putting the boundries (from 0 to ∞ ) because it...- opeth_35
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- Addition Integral Integral equation Picture
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Proving that a set is a Vector Space - addition is defined very oddly
Homework Statement Let V = {0,1} with addition defined modulo 2 (i.e. the remainder upon division by 2), and scalar multiplication given by ku = u^k for all k in the real numbers and u in V. Is the set V a vector space? Homework Equations The 10 axioms! The Attempt at a Solution I...- JamesGold
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- Addition Set Space Vector Vector space
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Subtraction using 2's complement addition question
The problem states: "What Intel x86 instructions would you use to accomplish subtraction using 2’s complement addition? This instruction set has a SUB instruction, but don’t use that; write your own 2’s complement routine instead". Then the book states the answer: MOV 51, EDX // copy...- mindauggas
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- Addition
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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How to derive the velocity addition formula
Homework Statement Derive the formula v= (v'+u)/(1+v'u/c^2) the velcoty addition formula using the below formulas? Homework Equations 1. vt1=L+ut1 2. (proper time)=(proper length)/v'+(proper length)/c 3. ct2=L-ut2 4. (dilated time)= (proper time)/(sqrt(1-v^2/c^2)) 5. L=(proper...- DODGEVIPER13
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- Addition Derive Formula Velocity Velocity addition
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How do I calculate the correction value for a 6-bit number in binary addition?
In BCD addition when the number exceed 9 we add 6 as the correction value. Although I tried all the cases and saw tthat 6 was indeed the asnwer, how do I prove that? Suppose that instead of BCD I had a 6-bit number, what would be the correction value for that coding?- Avichal
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Why is my Angular Momentum Homework Solution Incorrect?
Homework Statement So I'm told I can't do it this way but I was wondering if anyone could clarify as to why? We're given |J=\frac{1}{2},M = \frac{1}{2}\!> where j_1 = 1 \, and \, j_2 = \frac{1}{2} Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution So this can be composed as a linear...- Nuwbs
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- Addition Angular Angular momentum Momentum
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Can Basic Addition Reach Higher Level Mathematics? A Mathematician's Perspective
Hello, mathematicians, I have a very simple question. Well its simple to state. Can you arrive at all the higher level mathematics with plain addition? Here's an example of what I mean. Can you calculate things like trigonometry and logarithms with just addition? I ask this question because...- g4143
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB On the Implication of Addition Axioms
Hello everyone! I was trying to prove the propositions that follow the addition axioms as a revision, I got a different proof for the following proposition: If $x+y=x+z$ then $y=z$ My proof was the following: $x+y=x+z$, $(-x)+x+y=(-x)+x+z$, $0+y=0+z$, $y=z$ Rudin however, in his book...- OhMyMarkov
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- Addition Axioms implication
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Given a Vector addition and subtraction, how to find the Vector.
Homework Statement Given the following Vectors: A+B= x1i + y1j and A-B= x2i + y2j what is A? and what is B? The Attempt at a Solution I wasn't really sure how to go about this problem. I tried setting one side to A and pluging it into the other eqn A.. however that made no sense to me.- shadow90
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- Addition Vector Vector addition
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Basic special relativity addition of velocities problem
"An electron moves to the right with a speed of 0.90c relative to the laboratory frame. A proton moves to the right with a speed of 0.70c relative to the electron. Find the speed of the proton relative to the laboratory frame." u' = (u-v)/(1-(uv/c2)) where u will be velocity of electron...- Aziza
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- Addition Relativity Special relativity
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Triangle Inequality and the Triangle Law of Vector Addition
The triangle inequality states that, the sum of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the third side of the triangle. But the triangle law of vector addition states that if we can represent two vectors as the two sides of a triangle in one order ,the third side of the triangle...- Ryuzaki
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- Addition Inequality Law Triangle Triangle inequality Vector Vector addition
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- Forum: General Math
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Do abstract things and spiritual things exist in addition to physical things?
Do abstract things (e.g. numbers) and spiritual things exist in addition to physical things? Or is everything physical? I'd say that mathematics is certainly real, yet not physical. It wasn't just invented by humans.- Dremmer
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- Abstract Addition Physical
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Addition of orbital angular momentum in valence 4f^2 electronic configuration
I am trying to self-learn quantum mechanics pertaining to Lanthanide ions. For a given set of J and MJ quantum numbers in a valence 4f^2 electronic configuration, J=0,2,4,6 and MJ=0,6,-6. The |J,MJ> basis functions are |0,0>, |2,0>, |4,0>, 1/2[|6,6>+|6,-6>]+sqrt(1/2)|6,0>, and...- rlantha
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- Addition Angular Angular momentum Configuration Electronic Momentum Orbital Orbital angular momentum
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Can concentrated hot sulfuric acid directly react with alkenes?
Alkenes react with concentrated sulphuric acid in the cold to produce alkyl hydrogensulphates. If the alkyl hydrogensulphate is diluted with water and heated, alcohol is obtained My question: Can alkenes react with hot conc h2so4 directly?Any reaction between them? What are the products...- jadelamlam
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Electrons - Relativistic velocity addition
electrons -- Relativistic velocity addition... Homework Statement an observer measures the velocity of two electrons, finding one with a speed c/2 in the x direction and the other c/2 in the y direction. what is the relative speed of the two electrons. Homework Equations The...- charmedbeauty
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- Addition Electrons Relativistic Velocity Velocity addition
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Proving Closure of Set of Operators w/ Property P Under Addition
Could you please give me a hint on how to show that a set of operators with a property P is closed under addition? In other words, how one could prove that a sum of any two operators from the set still possesses this property P. The set is assumed to be infinite. Any references, comments...- Crot
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- Addition Closed Operators Proof Property Set Specific
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Decomposition of Vector Addition to lead to unique solution
I have a puzzling question that a gentleman discussed and have differnt view on the problem, the probelm goes as follows: What is know is the Resultant of a Vector Addition, the goal is to find the two vectors from which the resultant came from. The other piece of information that is know is...- mostarac2487
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- Addition Decomposition Lead Vector Vector addition
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How to draw a phasor addition on AC circuit?
How to draw a phasor ? Homework Statement Two alternating currents are applied out of phase with each other. One is 4 volts and the other is 3 volts 27° out of phase. These can be written as (4, 0°) and (3, 27°) Homework Equations a)draw both phasors b)draw the combined phasor...- maali5
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- Ac Ac circuit Addition Circuit Phasor
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Vector Addition Homework: Multiplying Vectors & Gaussian Elimination
Homework Statement Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Do you see how 1 1 1 changes to 3 3 3. i know why gaussian elimination you can change any vector by multiplying it by anything you want. but for some reason i have difficulty believing that you're allowed to do that here. is...- g.lemaitre
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- Addition Vector Vector addition
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Where does the energy go when two out of phase signals are added?
I have a solar energy system at my home. It basically uses an inverter that converts DC from the solar panels to AC that is phase-locked to the service from our electric company, then adds the two together to feed the home. There are two meters – one to measure the energy produced from solar...- steve wall
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- Addition Coherent Signal
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Definition of vector addition, Cartesian product?
I'm reading through a multivariable calculus book and it starts off with some linear algebra. It defines vector addition as V \times V \rightarrow V. My text describes V as a set and describes the above process as a mapping. I believe the \times may represent a Cartesian product. Could someone...- vanmaiden
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- Addition Cartesian Definition Product Vector Vector addition
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Summing sines/cosines (Harmonic Addition Theorem)
I have a mathematical model which, in part, does a calculation based on the location of certain points on a unit circle. I am just working in 2d so for some arbitrary values of a,b,c,d,e,f In the case of the unit circle equally divided so that I have three points on the unit circle (120°...- omission9
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- Addition Theorem
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Understanding the Addition Theorem for Modular Operations
Hello all, I was wondering if someone can explain to me a step in a proof given to me by my professor in regards to a modular operation theorem. Addition theorem: Given three integers x, y, d (d > 0), (x+y)%d = (x%d + y%d) %d Proof: Let x = q(1)d + r(1) and y = q(2)d + r(2). We have...- ajbiol
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- Addition
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Simple Vector Addition Question
I'm not sure if this the correct area but Ill go ahead anyways. I have three points (A, B, and C) in 3D space that form a triangle. All three points have the (x,y,z) coordinates defined. Using the dot product I have solved for the angle θ (or in other notation the angle ABC) of the...- cabala
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- Addition Vector Vector addition
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Adding Vectors: Using Angles and Formulas | Vector Addition Explained
To add two vectors, a\rightarrow and b\rightarrow we use the formula \sqrt{}a2+b2+2abcosθ where θ is the smallest angle between vectors a and b. Is there any way I can use the bigger angle to calculate the sum ? It's not a homework, just a question from my intution. I have attached a pic...- physics kiddy
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- Addition Vectors
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Rational numbers that form a group under addition
Rational numbers form a group under addition. However, a sequence of rational numbers converges to irrational number. Presumably, group theory does not allow adding an infinite number of rational numbers. This is not indicated in the textbook definition of a group. I might be looking in vain...- Pippi
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- Addition Form Group Numbers Rational
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Vector addition and motion diagram
Mastering physics Knight. 2nd edition. A figure shows two dots of a motion diagram and vector \vec{V}_{1} Copy this figure and add vector \vec{V}_{2} and dot 3 if the accelration vector \vec{a} at dot 2 (a) points up and (b) points down. \vec{V}_{1} is a vertical vector pointing upward with...- arukia
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- Addition Diagram Motion Vector Vector addition
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Special relativity - A problem on velocity addition (several increments)
Homework Statement A spaceship, at rest in a certain reference frame S, is given a speed increment of 0.50c. Relative to its new rest frame, it is then given a further 0.50c increment. This process is continued until its speed with respect to its original frame S exceeds 0.999c. How many...- visharad
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- Addition Relativity Special relativity Velocity Velocity addition
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Addition of spin angular momenta
Hi I am working my way through Griffith's Introduction To Quantum Mechanics and I have got to the section on addition of spin angular momenta. I'll copy and paste the bit I'm struggling with, as it's easier than paraphrasing: http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/2783/80183858.png...- epsilonjon
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- Addition Angular Spin
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- Forum: Quantum Physics