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1. My teacher gave us a drawing with 4 vectors on it. Vector A = 130 N and is at a 20 degree angle. Vector B = 100 N and is at a 70 degree angle. Vector C = 70 N and is on the x-axis. Vector D = 50 N and is at a 10 degree angle. Given this picture we are told to...
Homework Statement
Question is
"The Cartesian equation of the plane containing the line x=3t , y =1+t , z=2-t and passing through the point (-1,2,1) is?"
Homework Equations
\begin{array}{l}
n \bullet (r - r_0 ) = 0 \\
< n_1 ,n_2 ,n_3 > \bullet < x - x_0 ,y - y_0 ,z - z_0 >...
Homework Statement
Convert F into cartesian coordinates from spherical
F = -4*theta*e_r + 1e_phi
r(t) = 2, theta(t) = 4t, phi(t) = pi / 2
Homework Equations
x = rsin(theta)cos(phi)
y = rsin(theta)sin(phi)
z = rcos(phi)
The Attempt at a Solution
Where I'm having problem is converting F into...
I have 3 circles, all cleverly plotted so as to touch the unit circle just once:
x^2+y^2=1 (1)
(x+1)^2+(y-1)^2=3-2\sqrt{2} (2)
(x-\frac{\sqrt{7}}{2})^2+(y-\frac{1}{2})^2=3-2\sqrt{2} (3)
What I need is a circle (in general form like those above) that touches all 3 circles just once...
this is just a simple question
For a plane in vector form, can the cartesian equation (Ax+By+Cz+D=0) be found by finding the cross product of the two vectors? My understanding is that A, B and C are the components of the normal of the plane, which can be found by doing the cross product...
Hey everybody,
\int_{B(0,\epsilon)} log \frac{1}{r} \ dxdy \ = \ \int^{2\pi}_{0} d\theta \ \int^{\epsilon}_{0} log \frac{1}{r} \ rdr
when r = r(x,y)
and B is a small ball with radius \epsilon
Is this right? I haven't done this in forever and I need to be sure.
Thanks!
Homework Statement
A particle moves in a two-dimensional orbit defined by:
x(t)= A(2\alphat-sin(\alphat)
y(t)= A(1-cos(\alphat)
a) Find the tangential acceleration a_t and normal acceleration a_n as a function of time where the tangential and normal components are taken with respect to the...
Homework Statement
Convert the following cylindrical coordinate vector to a Cartesian vector:
\overrightarrow{A}\,=\,\rho\,z\,sin\,\phi\,\hat{\rho}\,+\,3\,\rho\,cos\,\phi\,\hat{\phi}\,+\,\rho\,cos\,\phi\,sin\,\phi\,\hat{z}
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Homework Statement
Transform the vector below from Cartesian to Cylindrical coordinates:
Q\,=\,\frac{\sqrt{x^2\,+\,y^2}}{\sqrt{x^2\,+\,y^2\,+\,z^2}}\,\hat{x}\,-\,\frac{y\,z}{x^2\,+\,y^2\,+\,z^2}\,\hat{z}
Homework Equations
Use these equations...
Converting from Cartesian to Cylindrical coords - but division by zero!
Homework Statement
Let's say I want to convert the point P(0, -4, 3) to cylindrical.
To convert from Cartesian to Cylindrical coordinates, one must use the formulas listed below.
Homework Equations...
Hello,
What is the best way to determine direction, force, and velocity in three dimensional Cartesian coordinates?
Explanation: I am writing a program to do some star motion simulations. I will edit in some stars, give them their mass, along with initial position and velocity, and see what...
This should be relitively simple:
y = x ... convert to spherical coords:
p*sin(r)*sin(t) = p*sin(r)*cos(t)
which reduces to...
sin(t) = cos(t)
tan(t) = 1 (is this right?)
t =~ 0.78... (Can i get a nice fraction for this?)
Any help is appreciated.
- glog
Homework Statement
Two forces act on an object at an angle of 50°. One force is 150 N. The resultant
force is 200 N. Find the second force and the angle that it makes with the
resultant.Homework Equations
Ux=|U|cos(theta)
Uy=|U|sin(theta)
The Attempt at a Solution
Basically I began by...
Change the Cartesian integral to the equivalent polar integral and evaluate:
Integral of (x dx dy), limits of integration are from 0 <= y <= 6, 0 <= x <= y.
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I don't need help as much in evaluating the integral as just setting it up right. To change this to a polar...
should every whole number that curve x crosses be taken into consideration when
constructing a polar graph? For example, when y=1 is crossed, should the radius be drawn
on the polar graph if the x value is not an exact, uh, pi number (for example instead
of .77 which is pi/4 the x value that...
x = 2cot t
y = (sin t)^2
t is greater than 0 but less than or equal to pi/2
The cartesian can be found using trig identities to be:
y = 8/ (4+ x^2)
What would be the range of the cartesian equation? I think it would be x is greater than or equal to 0, since when t = pi/2, x =...
I have been trying to derive a set of equations for a new Cartesian coordinate system after a rotation of an original coordinate system. This is what I did:
1) I transformed the Cartesian coordinates (x,y,z) into spherical coordinates (r,p,q):
x= r cos(q) cos(p)
y= r cos(q) sin(p)...
Homework Statement
The problem is :''Resolve the cartesian unit vectors into their cylindrical components(using scale factors)
The Attempt at a Solution
It's simple to do the inverse(resolving cylindricl unit vectors into cartesian components),but I'm having some ''trouble'' with the...
4 Questions:
(1 + i) / (1 - i) Ans: i
(2 + 3i) / (5 - 6i) Ans: (-8+27i)/61
1/i - (3i)/(1-i) Ans: (3-5i)/2
i^123 - 4i^9 - 4^i Ans: -9i
Could someone please explain the method (detailed) as to how these answers were obatined? I understand other questions in the same...
So if we have sets A X B where A is (a_n, b_m) and C X D where C is (c_o, d_p), the cartesian product of the sets is (A X B) X (C X D) [(a_n, b_m, c_o, d_p)]. Is this correct? And thus, do parenthesis matter at all in Cartesian products? What about order? Is (a_n, b_m) equivalent to (b_m, a_n)?
Can you prove the following theory of cardinality for a Cartesian product, -
\left|\:A\:\right|\:\leq\:\left|\:A\:\times\:B\:\right|\: if\: B\neq\phi
In English,
The cardinality of a set A is less than or equal to the cardinality of Cartesian product of A and a non empty set B.
Homework Statement
This is actually a programming assignment, however it's very math involved.
Given a set of points in R3 (x,y,z coordinates plus a weighted value) that are known to be coplanar, I need to draw an appropriately rotated, scaled, and colored plane intersecting the data.
We...
Homework Statement
Convert the point `(rho,theta,phi) = (6, (5pi)/4, pi/2)` to Cartesian coordinates. Give answers as positive values, either as expressions, or decimals to one decimal place.
The Attempt at a Solution
{x}=r*sintheta*cosphi
{y}=r*sintheta*sinphi
{z}=r*costheta
So...
How do you draw an Cartesian 3D-axis-system?
The Y-axis seems to have some perspective; what's the position of the observer?
What's the 'way' of placement, and why?
All 'links' are welcome.
Dank u.
Homework Statement
Replace the polar equation by an equivalent Cartesian (rectangular) equation. Then identify or describe the graph.
****Let's just make x = theta because I can't find a theta symbol*****
r = 2cos(x) + 2sin(x)
Homework Equations
none?
The Attempt at a...
Homework Statement
When dealing with an integral integrated with respect to dxdy, I can convert this to polar coordinates, and then integrate with respect to dr d\theta. But I have to multiply with a "r" before integrating.
If I am dealing with an integral with respect to dydz, I can...
[SOLVED] Latitude Longitude -> Polar Form -> Cartesian Coordinates
Homework Statement
I need to convert 46 Degrees North 80 Degrees west into Cartesian coordinates, based on the assumption that the Earth is a sphere (althought it's not).
Homework Equations...
Homework Statement
Reduce these parametric functions to a single cartesian equation:
$\displaylines{
x = at^2 \cr
y = 2at \cr} $
$\displaylines{
x = 3{\mathop{\rm Sec}\nolimits} \left( \alpha \right) \cr
y = 5{\mathop{\rm Tan}\nolimits} \left( \alpha \right) \cr} $...
Homework Statement
Intrinsic eqn of a curve is s = 12(sin \varphi)^{2} where s is length of arc from origin and \varphi is angle of tangent at a point with x axis.
Show the cartesian eqn is (8-x)^{\frac{2}{3}}+y^{\frac{2}{3}}=4Homework Equations^{}
\frac{dy}{dx}=tan\varphi...
Homework Statement
The polar coordinates of a point are r=6.00 m and theta 250. What are the Cartesian coordinates?
X=?
Y=?
Homework Equations
Cos=adj./hyp.
sin=opp./hyp
The Attempt at a Solution
Would I just need to calculate the cos and sin? That is, I would just do sin...
Homework Statement
I solved this following problem but I am not sure whether I did this right: convert
(1/(2^j)) to cartesian form.
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
re^j\theta = a+jb
a=r cos \theta= cos -\pi/2
b= sin -\pi/2 = -1
1/(2^j) = 2^-j...
I'm a bit stuck here, my question asks me to prove that the product of 2 enumerable sets is indeed enumerable with an argument or a counterexample.
I pretty much have no idea on how to proceed, although i know that the product is enumerable
Wikipedia details the technique for converting from toroidal coords to cartesian. How do you convert the other way?
*EDIT* Is there any free (or nearly free) software which allows you to solve algebraic equations and express variables in terms of existing formulae, AND supports sin, cos, tan...
Homework Statement
Give a Cartesian equation for the parametric curve x(t)=3sin(2t) and y=4cos(2t)
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I'm not sure if I'm doing this right
since x^2+y^2=1
I thought
sin^2(2t)+cos^2(2t)=1 should be the right answer
am i wrong
so...
Homework Statement
Use separation of variables in cartesian coordinates to solve the infinite cubical well (or "particle in a box"):
V(x,y,z) = \{^{0, if x, y, z are all between 0 and a;}_{\infty , otherwise.}
Homework Equations
Well, I've been trying to use
\frac{1}{2}mv^{2} + V =...
hi, all,
run into one geometry problem: I have two 3-D Cartesian systems, A and B. they share the same original. the coordinate (2,3,3) in B system is the same vector as (118,2090,1000)in A system( there may be scale difference, but they are the same direction); then what is the vector in B...
How many binary relation can be formed from the cartesian product below:
A = { 1 , 2 } & B = {a }
i know there are two ordered pairs in this cartesian products A * B.
i also know that there are 4 binary realtions. could someone please write
those four relations for me, i am really...
Identify the curve by finding a Cartesian equation for the curve.
r=2
My attempt:
r=2 makes a circle with a radius of 2, so:
\begin{array}{l}
x^2 + y^2 = r^2 \\
y^2 = r^2 - x^2 \\
\\
y = \pm \sqrt {r^2 - x^2 } \\
\\
y = \pm \sqrt {2^2 - x^2 } \\
\\
y...
Homework Statement
Convert the conic section to standard form. r=\frac{1}{8-4*sin(\theta}
Homework Equations
x=rcos(\theta)
y=rsinx(\theta)
The Attempt at a Solution
r=\frac{1}{8-4*sin(\theta}
r^2=\frac{1}{64-64*sin(\theta)+16sin^2(\theta)}
r^2= x^2 + y^2
I can see the...
Hello,
My question comes in two parts, I don't know if the first part is relevant to the second so i'll put it in anyway.
a. Express 1 + root(3)i in polar form
I can solve this to get:
2cis(pi/3)
My problem is with part b.
b. Solve the quadratic equation z^2 + 2z -...
Write an expression in Cartesian coordinates for a plane wave of amplitude A and frequency ω propagating in the direction of the vector k which, in turn, lies on a line drawn from the origin to the point (4,2,1).
Well, we know plane wave is E(r,t)= E*e^(i(kr –ωt)) where E = A*(direction...
Definition. Suppose that A and B are two sets with order relations <_A and <_B respectively. Define an order relation < on A x B by defining a_1 \ x \ b_1 < a_2 \ x \ b_2 if a_1 <_A a_2 , or if a_1 = a_2 and b_1 <_B b_2. It is called the dictionary order relation on A X B.
OK. I...
hi guyz,
im in skul and came across a small problem while solving some geometry questions
incase of cartesian plane..
slope of x-axis is tan(0)=0
and slope of y-axis is t(90)=infinite/not defined
so when we mutiply both the slopes we are suppsed to get -1
( from m(1)*m(2)= -1 ,, if...
[SOLVED] Converting from Cartesian to Parametric form
Homework Statement
Find a parametric vector equation of for the plane in R^3 having cartesian equation
4y + 5z = - 6
Homework Equations
None
The Attempt at a Solution
What I did was, first I turned the equation into 4x +...
I was just reading chapter on Cartesian tensors and came across equation for transformation matrix as function of basic vectors. I just do not get it and cannot find a derivation. I am too old to learn Latex, I uploaded a word document with the equation. Thanks, Howard
Cartesian Equation Graph HEELP!
1. x=t, y=square root of t, t>0
cartesian equation: y=root of x
2. what portion of the graph of the cartesian equation is traced by the parametrized curve?
3. I don't understand how to find the solution
parametric and cartesian equations?? HELP!
1. x = 3t, y = 9t^2, negative infinity<t<positive infinity
2. a) What are the initial and terminal points, if any? Find a Cartesian equation for a curve that contains the parametrized curve. What portion of the grap of the Cartesian equation...
Homework Statement
i) Express the equation r = 1 + cos(theta) in Cartesian form.
ii) Sketch the curve whose equation in polar form is r = cos(theta)
Homework Equations
x = r cos (theta)
y = r sin (theta)
The Attempt at a Solution
i) x = r cos (theta) = (1 + cos(theta)) cos (theta)
y = r...