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Simple linear algebra problem (points on circle for a given vector and angle)
Hi all, I have a seemingly simple linear algebra problem which I have trouble with and I would like to ask for some advice how to solve it. Here is the problem: Here are my thoughts about this: It is clear that a solution is not always defined for the whole range of \nu and that for...- skydave
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- Algebra Angle Circle Linear Linear algebra Vector
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Finding the Mass of a Circle Using Double Integration?
Homework Statement I would like to ask how to find the mass of a circle with equation x^2+y^2=4 given its density=xy^2 by not using polar coordinate but use dxdy or dydx ( cut the circle into pieces parallel to x-axis or y-axis ) Homework Equations x^2+y^2=4 xy^2 The...- sssc
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- Circle Integration
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Which is Larger: Circumference of an Inscribed Circle or Triangle Perimeter?
Homework Statement A circle is inscribed in a triangleHere is a picture Picture of circle inscribed in triangle, not necessarily to scaleWhich is larger: the circumference of the circle, or the perimeter of the triangle? Homework EquationsC=∏D (D=diameter of the circle, C=circumference of...- fleazo
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- Circle Circumference Inscribed Perimeter Proof Triangle
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Maximize area of rectangle inside a circle
Homework Statement Show that the maximum possible area for a rectangle inscribed in a circle is 2r^2 where r is the radius of the circle.Homework Equations Pre-calc ! NO TRIG ! Doesn't matter if it's easier, it's supposed to be solved with algebra. The Attempt at a Solution I have no clue...- Feodalherren
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- Area Circle Rectangle
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Acceleration of a 2D circle due to Gravity.
Hello Im wondering how to calculate the acceleration of a circle down an inclined plane (due to gravity). I am familiar with caclulating the acceleration of a body sliding down a inclined plane, but not a circle. How do you determine the acceleration of a circle (preffer rotation per second, if...- clm222
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- 2d Acceleration Circle Gravity
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Analytic Geometry Question (equation of a circle)
Homework Statement Find the equation of the circle whose centre lies on the x-axis and which passes through points A (6,0) and B (0,10). Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I drew a diagram of the circle and determined that the line AB has gradient 5/3. Its perpendicular bisector...- vodkasoup
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- Analytic geometry Circle Geometry
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Triangle inside circle, find area of circle.
Homework Statement An equilateral triangle of side x is is inscribed in a circle. Express the area of the circle as a function of x. Homework Equations Anything non-trig. I suspect it's got something to do with the Pythagorean theorem. The Attempt at a Solution I tried getting the...- Feodalherren
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- Area Circle Triangle
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Circle & Ellipse Intersection: Can you Make Them Touch?
What does it mean when one says that "A circle and an ellipse with a focus at the circle’s center can touch each other only at the longer axis"? Can't you, by varying the size of the circle, make it intersect the ellipse in a variety of ways? Thanks! :)- mps
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- Circle Ellipse
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Question relating to shifting a circle.
This problem arose for me while working out a triple integral in spherical coordinates. Basicly I know that when we shift a parabola along the axis it is simply translated. I naturally assumed that if we shifted a circle in a similar manner that it would act the same. However when we shift...- ozone
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- Circle
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Lines on a circle - a counting problem
So over the course of yesterday and the day before that I've spent a few hours thinking about these problems; 1. Given a circle, place n points arbitrarily* on the edge and connect every point to every other point with a straight line. How many intersections do you get? 2. Given the same...- genericusrnme
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- Circle Counting Counting problem Lines
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- Forum: General Math
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Confusion of circle and sphere for physics problems
Homework Statement The problem is attached Homework Equations P=F/A The Attempt at a Solution I did the question like this (got wrong answer though): Surface area of sphere=4∏r2=4×∏×0.252 Atmospheric pressure=1.01×105 Force=1.01×105×4×∏×0.252≈80000N Actual answer 20000N...- zabachi
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- Circle Confusion Physics Physics problems Sphere
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the area of this part of a circle?
Homework Statement the figure is shown on the attachment. Find the area of the smallest part of the circle. Homework Equations area of circle, sector, segment The Attempt at a Solution I cannot use the said equations since the part of the circle is not with reference to the...- kaizokonpaku
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- Area Circle
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Center of mass of half square without a half circle
Homework Statement Find the position of the center of mass for a thin sheet and homogeneous, with sides R and 2R ,from which has been subtracted a half circle of radius R. [Xcm=(2/3)*R*(4-pi)]Homework Equations Rcm=(1/M)*∫rdm The Attempt at a Solution By symmetry we know Ycm=0. For de...- SergioQE
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- Center Center of mass Circle Mass Square
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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News Assad's inner circle trying to covertly defect to rebels
I thought this was a very interesting development in the Syrian situation: http://www.jpost.com/MiddleEast/Article.aspx?id=274828- zoobyshoe
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- Circle
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Conic Sections on the Complex Plane (circle)
Homework Statement Describe the locus and determine the Cartesian Equation of: \left|z-3-5i\right|= 2 Homework Equations \left|z-C\right|= r -----> formula for a circle on complex plane Where C = the centre z = the moving point (locus) (x-h)^{2}+(y-k)^{2}=r^{2} -----> Formula...- miniradman
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- Circle Complex Complex plane Conic sections Plane
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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What is the relationship between the integral and the area of half a circle?
\int_{-\sqrt{r^2-x^2}}^{\sqrt{r^2-x^2}} \sqrt{r^2-x^2-y^2}dy I can calculate the above integral [part of a double integral] by the conventional way [somewhat long], however my book says that this integral equals to \frac {\pi}{2}(r^2-x^2) because the integral is actually the area of half a...- estro
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- Area Circle Integral
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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MHB Finding the Circumference of a Circle Using Improper Integrals
Hello again, I'm finding myself stuck on what is probably a simple question, but I believe I am taking the wrong approach. The section is "Volumes with infinite integrals," and the chapter is "Improper Integrals." The question, "Use calculus to find the circumference of a circle with radius... -
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Prove the ratio of AX:XB = 1:λ if X is a point on a circle
Homework Statement The points P and Q divide a given interval AB internally and externally respectively in the ratio 1:λ. The point X lies on the circle with diameter PQ. Prove that AX:XB=1:λ Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution Basically, if we define the centre of PQ and the...- The_Doctor
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- Circle Point Ratio
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Radius of Inscribed Circle in a Quadrant of a Circle
Homework Statement Find the radius of a circle inscribed in a quadrant of a circle with radius 5 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I worked this but I'm not sure if its correct. I looked at the first quadrant so a quarter of a circle with radius 5. I drew the radius...- Wildcat
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- Circle Geometry Inscribed
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How to calculate dA of a circle
Homework Statement Hello! I need to calculate a little fraction (dA) of the area of a circle (mass m and radius R and area A) and I have no idea how to do this. Homework Equations According to my textbook dm=\frac{M.dA}{A}=\sigma .dA and dA=R.dR.d\theta. The Attempt at a Solution Well, I tried...- DDarthVader
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- Circle
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Probability that a Rectangle lies within a circle
This is not really a homework problem, I'm just doing it as an exercise puzzle. I think I'm on the right track, but at this point I feel a little exhausted and would love a hint. Homework Statement Let C be a unit circle: x^2+y^2=1 . Let "p" be a point on the circumference and "q" be a point...- guccimane
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- Circle Probability Rectangle
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Understanding Vertical Circle Motion and Tension in Circular Motion
This question is about circular motion in a vertical circle Question 1: would I be correct in assuming that the magnitude for tension is dependant on (a) the weight of the object (b) the position of the object with respect to the horizontal diameter of the circle So above the... -
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Prove Cone over Unit Circle Homeomorphic to Closed Unit Disc
Homework Statement This question comes out of "Introduction to Topology" by Mendelson, from the section on Identification Topologies. Let D be the closed unit disc in R^2, so that the boundary, S, is the unit circle. Let C=S\times [0,1], and A=S \times \{1\} \subset C. Prove that...- christoff
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- Circle Closed Cone Disc Unit Unit circle
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Is Work Done Always Zero in a Conservative Field?
imgur.com/kBTVm Hi, I understand that work done in a conservative field when a closed loop is followed is zero. The answer to this question I am sure is B. How do I explain to my colllegue that it is not zero when he thinks that the speed is constant and there is no friction and the force... -
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Work done on body moving in a circle
Situation 1: completely horizontal circle Imagine a ball being whirled in a completely horizontal circle. The only forces acting are tension and weight Would I be correct in assuming that in this situation NO WORK is done on the ball because the forces are directed (at all times)... -
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A particle in a 2d circle with potential
Hello, What would be the right approach to solve for a particle's wavefunction/ energy eigenvalues inside of a 2d cicrle with a potential V(r) where r is the radial distance of a particle from the center of the circle? V(r) is known and is some sort of a well potential going to infinity at R...- Bokul
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- 2d Circle Particle Potential
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Is a circle still considered a surface?
The question asks to look for a surface and a circle is the only function which meets the conditions. Is this still considered a surface? -
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Dimension of the circle in the plane is 1
I am becoming confused when I read in Wiki that the dimension of the circle in the plane is 1! It is said that the dimension of circle is 2 (in general )! I do not get it!- LikeMath
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- Circle Dimension Plane
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Circular motion- how slowly would you twirl the ball in vertical circle
Homework Statement If you twirl a ball attached to a cord in a vertical circle, there would be a critical speed at the top for which the tension in the cord is zero. This is because the force of gravity supplies all the centripetal force necessary to complete the circle. How slowly would you...- dani123
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- Ball Circle Circular Circular motion Motion Vertical
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Circle radius 0, algebraic manipulation
Homework Statement Going over some old tests, I am asked to find the contour of the function: T = 100 - x^2 - y^2 at T = 100, T = 0, etc. I have a question regarding the contour at T = 100 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Consider T = 100 100 = 100 - x^2...- 1MileCrash
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- Circle Manipulation Radius
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Analyzing Motion in a Circle: Acceleration & Velocity
I was thinking about how planets revolve around sun. Although they subscribe a elliptical motion, my question is very similar. A heavy body exerts a force on a point mass, say with an acceleration of "a". If we take the direction of this acceleration to be X, what is the linear uniform velocity...- nikeadidas
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- Circle Motion
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- Forum: Mechanics
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How to predict the shape of the circle from any point of view
[SIZE="4"]As we know a circle view at an angle appears as an ellipse , as you see in the picture, the center of the camera aim to the center of the circle , the angle between the circle axis and the camera is ө, the azimuth between mojor axis(a) and the camera is ∞, the rotation of the...- OFF_Smog
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- Circle Point Shape
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Finding equation of a circle given circumference and containing points.
Homework Statement Find the equation of a circle if the circumference is 18∏ and contains the point (2, 8) The Attempt at a Solution I know I can find the radius by setting 18∏=2∏r. r=9. the equation of a circle is (x-h)2+(y-k)2=r2 So I have 92= (2-h)2+(8-k)2 which becomes...- anniecvc
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- Circle Circumference Points
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How to predict the shape of the circle from any point of view?
[SIZE="4"]As we know a circle view at an angle appears as an ellipse, as you see in the picture, the center of the camera aim to the center of the circle , the angle between the circle axis and the camera is ө, the azimuth between mojor axis(a) and the camera is ∞, the rotation of the...- OFF_Smog
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- Circle Point Shape
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- Forum: General Math
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Parameterization of the Circle
Homework Statement Consider the following parameterization of the circle: a) x1 (t) = (cost, sint) b) x2 (t) = (cos3t, sin3t) c) x3 (t) = (sint, cost) How long does it take point a particle to go from (1,0) to (0,1) for each parameterization. Homework Equations The...- vanitymdl
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- Circle
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Hit A Snag When Finding Area Inside A Circle And Under a Line
Homework Statement Find the total area inside the circle r = 4 and below the line r=2csc\theta Homework Equations \int^{b}_{a} 1/2r^{2}\thetad\thetaThe Attempt at a Solution r=2/sin\theta\Rightarrowrsin\theta=2\Rightarrowy=2 r=4\Rightarrow=circle with radius 4 at center (0,0) Point of...- DCBaelar
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- Area Circle Line
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Angle of reflection in a circle
if a beam of light originates at point 1 aimed at point 4 will it reflect to point 2 then and point 8? as in the diagram? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enneagram_of_Personality -
Why does the circle appear as an ellipse when moving at different velocities?
Imagine a circle lying on xy plane and initially at rest w.r.t. frame S. Then S' comes and gets the circle and moves it with velocity v along x axis. The radius which is along x axis,should be contracted but not other radii and this means that the circle becomes an ellipse and because its sth...- ShayanJ
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- Circle Deformation
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Equilibrium of bicycle going in a circle
I have a few statements/questions, as stated below. Would appreciate your comments on them. 1) The system is not in translational equilibrium because of a net leftwards force. 2) The system should be in rotational equilibrium based on logic; But based on the FBD, if I take moments about the...- serverxeon
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- Bicycle Circle Equilibrium
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Linear Fractional Transformation (Mobius Transformation) from circle to line
Homework Statement find linear fractional transformation that carries circle |z|=1 onto the line Re((1+i)w)=0 Homework Equations linear fractional transformation is of the form az+b/cz+b where ad-bc≠0 The Attempt at a Solution Re((1+i)w)=0 means that the line is just the y axis, but then I...- d2j2003
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- Circle fractional Line Linear Transformation
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Image of Circle |z| = 3 under Mapping w = 6/z
Homework Statement Find the image of the circle |z| = 3 in the complex plane under the mapping a) w = \frac{6}{z} b) w = \frac{6}{z} + 2i The Attempt at a Solution a) w = \frac{6}{3} = 2 So this is a circle in the w-plane of radius 2, centered on the origin? b) w =...- NewtonianAlch
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- Circle Image Mapping
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Calc-Physics 212: Charge Distribution Geometry of a Circle
Homework Statement Hey guys. As you can see, there are 5 questions to answer regarding this question. I'm working through it and need some help regarding a few of the questions. I have A.) The electric potential at the center of the circle is Zero. B.) The value of the electric...- Charlie5280
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- Charge Charge distribution Circle Distribution Geometry
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Moving a body into a circle of uniform motion
I am trying to make a game where a drone approaches a ship, that may be moving, and then orbits it at a set distance. I know that if the drone is already moving in a circle of uniform motion then I use a = \frac{v^{r}}{r} I then take that magnitude and an angle derived from atan2 with cos... -
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Complex integral over a circle
1. let C be the circle |z| = 2 traveled once in the positive sense. Computer the following integrals... a.∫c zez/(2z-3) dz Homework Equations I am confused as to a step in my solution, but i believe a relevant equation is if i am integrating over a circle and the function is analytic...- undergradphys
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- Circle Complex Complex integral Integral
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Solving a 2D Physics Problem with Unknown Circle Equation
Hello everyone! I've found a physics problem that i don't know the solution of(maybe because of my limited knowledge). The problem is something like this: Let's say an object travels in a circular path from P to Q and Q to R in which P, Q and Rare not the center of the circle(because P, Q, R... -
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COnstant centripetal force to move in a circle?
An interesting thought just struck me and I wanted to confirm if it is correct. Do all objects (of fixed mass) need a particular magnitude of force to keep them moving in a circle, e.g: a ball will ALWAYS need a force of 10N to keep it moving in a circle If the speed increases then the radius... -
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Gershgorin Circle Theorem, mathematical derivation of eigenvalue estimates
I intend to use the Gershgorin Circle Theorem for estimating the eigenvalues of a real symmetric (n x n) matrix. Unfortunately, I'm a bit confused with the examples one might find on the internet; What would be the mathematical formula for deriving estimates on eigenvalues? I understand that...- onako
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- Circle Derivation Eigenvalue Mathematical Theorem
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Accelaration in a vertical circle
A ball is attached to an inextensible string of negligable mass and hangs vertically under gravity. At time t=0, it is given a horizontal velocity u and begins to move in a vertical circle of radius r. At any time t>0, the ball is at an angle θ to the vertical and has a velocity v tangential to...- mazz1801
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- Accelaration Circle Vertical
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Find the length of this line associated with a circle
I am struck in a place where i have to find length of a line(a in fig i.e between P1 and P2) in the form of r and Angle A. Refer to the figure: All information available are r,O,P2,and A.- waqarrashid33
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- Circle Length Line
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Circle Inscribed in Triangle: Area Ratios with Inscribed Circle Tangents
Homework Statement Consider a triangle ABC, where angle A = 60o. Let O be the inscribed circle of triangle ABC, as shown in the figure. Let D, E and F be the points at which circle O is tangent to the sides AB, BC and CA. And let G be the point of intersection of the line segment AE and the...- songoku
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- Circle Inscribed Triangle
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help