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Good areas in math where I can make some contributions?
I know this sounds like a weird question, but I'm interested. So I've always loved math, especially pure mathematics. I spend a lot of time reading about theorems, mathematical proofs, and I try to come up with my own proofs. Recently I had the idea that maybe I can spend my time reading some...- A.MHF
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- Areas
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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What math areas I need to see for graduate-level physics?
I'm have already learn some of Differential,Integral,Multivariable Calculus(with Vector Calculus to), Ordinary Differential Equations, and something in PDEs(i know solve some by the Method of Separation of Variables:woot:), so what should i need to learn in math for areas like Eletromagnetism...- Andreol263
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- Areas Physics
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Why Explore Unrelated Areas of Study in Education?
Hello all, I was hoping some of you who have taken or are currently taking courses in an area unrelated to your major would share something about the experience: What are the two subjects, and why did you choose to pursue formal education in the second area of study? Did you take only a few...- Cumberland
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- Areas Study
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Volume of a tetraedron in function of the areas
Given any tetraedron, I want to calculate the volume V in function of the areas of the surfaces of the solid. I found this pdf that explain this: http://daylateanddollarshort.com/mathdocs/Heron-like-Results-for-Tetrahedral-Volume.pdf But, o pdf says that beyond of the 4 faces (X, Y, Z, W) is...- Bruno Tolentino
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- Areas Function Volume
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- Forum: General Math
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Bacteria only found in dry areas as cysts?
Hi! I'm doing a worksheet on Body Size, Heat Loss and SA/Vol Ratio. The question I'm confused by is: "The smallest organisms such as bacteria, protozoa and unicellular algae live in water or a saturated atmosphere. They are only found in dry situations as cysts or spores. Why?" The wording...- pleasehelpme123
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- Algae Areas Bacteria
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Engineering Info on weapons engineering and related areas
Hi, I'm in first year of my physics undergrad degree in NUIGalway and currently (could change as the four years pass) have an interest in doing a masters in Weapons Engineering after the degree is completed. In my course we get the choice of specializing in one of four areas: theoretical...- AdrianHannon
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- Applied physics Areas Engineering Iron man Robotics Theoretical physics
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Find Area Under x=2Sin^2(y) & y=x^2 Graphs
Find the area of the regions shown in the figures. These are the graphs used : y = x^2 x = 2 Sin ^2 (y) I know that I need to set the two equations equal to each other in order to find the points of intersection, but I run into some trouble when trying to simplify it for y. This is what...- FuturEngineer
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- Areas Curve
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- Forum: Calculus
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Research Areas for PhD in Physics & Industry R&D
Which research areas for a PhD in Physics may lead to good positions in the Industry's R&D? Please, excuse my English and thank you for any suggestion.- Bassirou
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- Areas Industry Phd Physics R&d Research
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Engineering Areas of electrical engineering with the most potential
I'm currently a second-year electrical engineering major (in the US). Next semester I'll begin to take almost exclusively classes involving different branches of electrical engineering. I've taken two digital design courses, a course on microprocessors, and I'm currently on my second "circuits...- axmls
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- Areas Electrical Electrical engineering Engineering Job opportunities Potential
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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What background fits promising areas of mathematical physics
I'm a graduate mathematics student and I did my undergrad in applied math. I also took the normal 10 hrs of physics foundations and then a semester of modern physics (basic quantum intro, special relativity, orbit states etc.). I was thinking about pursuing study in areas that would be...- T. Wentling
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- Abstract algebra Areas Graduate Mathematical Mathematical physics Mathematics Physics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Current Areas of research in Optics?
Hello, I'm not sure whether this thread should be in a guidance section or here, but I think its more closely related to this area. As the title of the thread says, what are some current areas of research in Optics, if any? Thanks for any and all replies- Niflheim
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- areas current optics physics research
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Which areas of maths are from which fundamental areas
Hello, I am a physics student and have catagorised most of physics, e.g classical mechanics, relativistic mechanics, quantum mechanics and quantum field theory, and have also identified all the mathematics involved in each of these catagories. For example classical mechanics involves Calculus...- samgrace
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- Areas Fundamental
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Research areas in condensed matter physics
What are some exciting research areas in condensed matter physics at the moment?- 1CMP1
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- Areas condensed Condensed matter Condensed matter physics Matter Physics Research
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Surface integrals/Surface areas of arbitrary domain regions
I'm having trouble evaluating this surface integral. This would be very simple to solve if the parameter domain of the variables u and u was a square region. However, that isn't the case here. I've tried using a change of variables and saying that u = r cos x, and v = r sin x. Where 0 < x < 2pi...- PhysicsKid0123
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- Areas Domain Surface Surface integral
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- Forum: Calculus
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What are the main areas of physics and mathematics for aerospace engineer?
Hello. I'm not a mechanical or aerospace ingineer, but it's interesting for me. What are the main areas of physics and mathematics for aerospace engineer? It seems to me, that main areas of maths are calculus and differential equations, maybe some linear algebra. And I think, that main areas of...- wltm
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- Aerospace Aerospace engineer Aerospace engineering Areas Engineer Mathematics Physics
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Areas Of Reasearch in Fluid Mechanics & Mechanical Design
Hello! My friend and i are interested in doing a project.My area of interest in Fluid mechanics and my friend's is mechanical design can you guys help us out by providing some topics of research which encircles both these areas.- rambharath94
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- Areas Design Fluid Fluid mechanics Mechanical Mechanical design Mechanics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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So do you think using modern physics creates new areas in mathematics?
Hello people, I just joined the physics forum and it's great to see that they're other physics enthusiasts on the internet! The reason why modern physics is appreciable for me is that it creates new areas in mathematics like this for example brought up from Michio Kaku... "String theory...- Pendulum Swing
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- Areas Mathematics Modern physics Physics
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Models for Determining Volumes and Surface Areas
When we generate solid by rotating a curve around an axis, we use "slabs" of cylinders to approximate the volume of this solid of revolution. When we want the find the surface area, we instead use "slabs" of conical frustums (ie. the slope of the differential length of curve is taken into...- whoareyou
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- Areas Models Surface Volumes
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Areas of a series of annular sectors
Hi all Hoping someone can figure out a problem. In the attached figure, A is the area of openings in a disc. Assume the segments 82, 84, 86, 88 are along a radius and are equal. Is it possible to prove that A4/A3 > A3/A2 > A2/A1? In thanks I'll share this, hope it's not old news. Some...- jfox
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- Areas Series
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- Forum: General Math
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Areas of EE that use computations and modeling?
I'm currently in the middle of a Physics PhD program but I now want to drop out with a Masters. I'm considering a career as an materials engineer or EE, but I definitely want to focus more on using software than 'hands-on' work. I heard that power systems, signal processing, communications...- e15
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- Areas Ee Modeling
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Is the efficiency of heat engine more in hilly areas than in plains?
In hilly areas temp is low than plain areas.So the temperature of source as well as sink must be low.But ratio remains same.So efficiency is same as in plain areas? Is my logic correct? Or anything else? Can it be more?- avistein
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- Areas Efficiency Engine Heat Heat engine
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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How Do You Solve the Areas Between Curves Problem Involving Unknown Functions?
Homework Statement Let a > 0 be a fixed real number. Define A to be the area bounded between y=x2,y=2x2, and y=a2. Define B to be the area between y = x2, y = f(x), and x = a where f(x) is an unknown function. a) Show that if f(0) = 0, f(x) ≤ x2, and A = B then int 0-->a2 [y1/2-(y/2)1/2] dy =...- robertmatthew
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- Areas Curves
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Recreational problem involving circles, cords, and areas
Hello all, I've been trying to work out this problem I came across yesterday when a professor mentioned it in a math education course. It states, "Take a circle and put two dots on the circle then connect them with a cord. How many sections of area does the cord split the circle into?" Of...- srfriggen
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- Areas Circles
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- Forum: General Math
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Integral Question: Areas between curves?
Homework Statement Sketch the region in the first quadrant enclosed by the given curves. Decide whether to integrate with respect to x or y. Then find the area of the region. y=4cosx, y=6sin2x, x=0. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I got the intersections, which...- baquid
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- Areas Curves Integral
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Exciting new areas of research?
Hey! I am going to choose my specialization soon in my engineering physics degree, but I am very uncertain on what I want to do. Only thing I know is that I want to work on something cutting edge. So what areas of science and tech do you find exciting, and why? Do you know anything about...- Nikitin
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- Areas Research
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Polygons: Areas Homework Help & Hints
Homework Statement (I have attached the problem to this post as a file) Homework Equations In class we learned other fomulas for the area of a triangle using the SAS case, ASA and SSS (Heron's). The Attempt at a Solution I am honestly so confused with this one. I have a bunch of random...- Jet1045
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- Areas Polygons
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Euclid's Elements - The Application of Areas
In Heath's commentary on Euclid's Elements he stresses the importance of the application of areas (Book I Proposition 44) with, "The marvellous ingenuity of the solution is indeed worth of the 'godlike men of old'...". The proposition, "To a given straight line to apply, in a given...- Hunus
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- Application Areas Elements
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Application-oriented areas in Optics & Photonics
Hello all, I am considering applying for PhD programs in Physics/EE (specifically - Optics/Photonics). Considering pervasive posts about the dismal job market, I understand Optics/Photonics is more applied, and hence more sought-after in industry. However, what areas within Optics/Photonics...- renewed
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- Areas Optics Photonics
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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RNA destroyed, and areas of no color showed
1. The problem in attachments Homework Equations 3. RNA destroyed means no proteins (enzymes) formed, however if some areas showed no color, does that mean other areas did? I'm pretty sure the answer is D but making sure- UnD3R0aTh
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- Areas Color Rna
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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MHB Cfm4life's questions at Yahoo Answers regarding surface areas of solids
Here are the questions: I have posted a link there to this topic so the OP can see my work.- MarkFL
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- Areas Solids Surface
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- Forum: General Math
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Physics for Chemists: Which areas are of help to chemists
Hi, I just finished my bachelor's degree in chemistry, in which I have made sure to get some extra mathematics and statistics (introduction to calculus, linear algebra, and linear differential equations; experimental design, ANOVA, advanced regression). I feel pretty covered here and ready for...- Chem.Stud.
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- Areas Physics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Areas Bounded by Trigonometric Functions.
I will do my best to describe the problem I am working on. The problem is not from a textbook or anything but something I am working on independently to strengthen my first year calculus knowledge. What I did is I took sin(x) and -sin(x) and graphed them together. Sin(x) and -sin(x)... -
MHB Triangle and circle length and areas
[FONT=times new roman]the following diagram shows a circle with center $$O$$ and a radius $$4cm$$ The points $$A, B,$$ and $$C$$ Lie on the circle. The point $$D$$ is outside the circle, on $$(OC)$$ Angle $$ADC=0.3$$ radians and angle $$AOC=0.8$$ radians (a) find $$AD$$ I used law of...- karush
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- Areas Circle Length Triangle
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- Forum: General Math
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Area Under Graphs: Finding Work Done
Okay, so I've got a question on graphs and areas under curves. For example, a force-distance graph, with force on the y-axis and distance on the x-axis, where you find work done from that graph. I understand that a constant force will produce a horizontal line on the graph, like so: Force...- IQScience
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- Areas Graphs
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Statics, centroids of lines, areas and volumes
Hi to everybody. I´m reading a book about statics and I cannot understand this chapter. I have been calculating moments of forces in hundreds of problems, when I found a force acting on a body I needed to fix a coordinate system, then calculating the moment arms of that force around a point...- jonjacson
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- Areas Centroids Lines Statics Volumes
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Symmetric Converging-Diverging Nozzle Areas?
Hey guys I was wondering if a symmetric C-D nozzle has the same area at the inlet and exit, can the mach numbers at both points be the same? This situation would involve a normal shock which would be near the exit as well. I would assume the Mach number at the throat would be 1. With that...- nakas12
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- Areas Nozzle Symmetric
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What Career Paths Can You Explore with a Computer Science Degree?
I have used the search to find topics on this but to no avail. If there are topics asking this question then please advise me. I am due to start a degree in computer science in September, here in the UK. It is a life long passion and a degree course I could have never of dreamed of studying...- MartinJH
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- Areas Computer Computer science Science
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What areas of math do you need to know in order to understand calculus
What areas of math do you need to know in order to understand calculus? Let's assume all I have is up to a 6th grade education. Can you tell me what and how I might learn these things.- TorqueDork
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- Areas Calculus
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Improper integrals and canceling of areas
When evaluating an improper integral and i get infinity minus infitiy when taking the limit. in what case do the areas cancel?- nick.martinez
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- Areas Integrals
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- Forum: Calculus
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Van de graaf options to increase reliability in humid areas.
Hi, I am trying to design an electrostatic generator that works well in high humidity. At the moment I'm looking at a van de graaf generator and covering the metal sphere with an insulator and only leaving a little bit exposed. Is this safe? And will it increase the maximum charge? My...- richie_rich
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- Areas increase
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Best mini/micro Hydro power for poor areas
Hey guys, I am wondering what is the best type of mini hydro power plant to produce between 1 and 5Kw of energy. From what I understand most micro generator needs high head, and they take advantage of the relief (since power=head*flow*g) I am looking at an area where the head is very...- nelectrode
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- Areas Hydro power Power
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to Evaluate Integrals Using Areas: A Scientific Approach
The Question Let f(x) = |x|. use areas to evaluate ∫(-1,x)f(t)dt for all x. use this to show that d/dx∫(0,x)f(t)dt = f(x) not sure hot to evaluate the integral using area when i don't know what f(t) is...- dillon131222
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- Areas
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Water Flowing through U-tubes (Velocity Given Cross-Sectional Areas)
Homework Statement http://www.aapt.org/physicsteam/2010/upload/2010_FmaSolutions.pdf See question 23 A' = 1/2A Homework Equations Av = A'v' The Attempt at a Solution I thought this was just a simple Av = A'v' problem which would lead to v' = 2v. But there is apparently more to it, as the...- SignaturePF
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- Areas Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Same Areas of Trapezoid within Triangle, why?
Good day, while reading up on an elementary math study book, i have encountered that a proof is build upon the following (see attachment for the figure). Are the Areas CDE and BED really the same? I tried to calculate this from abstraction, not sure where I could have made a mistake.. g1 is the...- chrisoutwrigh
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- Areas Trapezoid Triangle
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- Forum: General Math
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What areas of brain research should I get involved in?
I'm doing double honours in Neuroscience, likely biochemistry as well. I have to find a thesis adviser for next year...I know everyone says "follow your heart" or something to that effect, but that's not what I'm looking for, not to impugn anyone will kind intent. Here's my interested in Med...- HizzleT
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- Areas Brain Research
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Evaluate the integral by interpreting it in terms of areas.
Homework Statement from [-2,2] rad(4-x^2) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know its a circle and i get the equation to be y^2+x^2=4 and I believe it has to be divided into a circle and rectangle so the area of the rectangle i got to be 2 the circle i got to be...- Hemolymph
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- Areas Integral Terms
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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MHB Approximating Areas under Curves
I am learning this right now, and I am having troubles with something. For regular partition, the formula in my textbook is this. x_k=a+k\Delta x, \text for k=0,1,2,...,n. My question is this, how does one find "k"? It is very important clearly!;) -
Protecting electronic circuits in hazardous areas ?
I am interested in how to protect electronics circuit in hazard areas Are there special ways of soldering /circuit arranging for highly vibrational places ? moist/water protection ? Impact ? Hi temperature ? Special box materials for examples above? etc... tnx ;D- elementHTTP
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- Areas Circuits Electronic
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Medical Brain terminology question - association areas?
Müller's law seems to differ from the modern statement of the law in one key way. Müller attributed the quality of an experience to some specific quality of the energy in the nerves. For example, the visual experience from light shining into the eye, or from a poke in the eye, arises from some...- RabbitWho
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- Areas Brain Terminology
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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CFM calculation with a known fan and different inlet and outlet areas
Hello, Here are the known's of a chassis: Inlet open area = 17 inches^2 Outlet open area = 30 inches^2 Internal Fans = 270 cfm (3 fans @ 90 cfm each) What is the CFM through the system and what's the equations used to figure this out? I assume that if we had a very small inlet or...- JohnPinnacle
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- Areas Calculation Cfm Fan Inlet
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- Forum: General Engineering