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Vectors - Components / A question about the angle?
Is E22.3 N the same as ( 22.3 east of north ) ? Is it This angle | / | / | / | / -----------------x or this one | | | | |_____------- this angle ----------------- the question is " A wind with a velocity of 40.3 KM/H blows [E22.3 N]. What is the north component of the velocity in Km/h? I...- Physics697
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- Angle Components Vectors
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Modeling Power Plant Components
Is there any website that already has 3-D models of steam generators, turbines, reactor vessels, cooling towers, or containment vessels? I am trying to develop some models so that I can rapid prototype scale model nuclear power plant components. The reactor will hold water and will be pumped...- mtow78
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- Components Modeling Plant Power Power plant
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Loop analysis with complex components
I'm supposed to find the currents flowing through the circuit. While loop analysis is pretty easy, converting a bunch of complex numbers back and forth can get complicated fast. I'm not asking for the exact answer, but please look through the solution to verify if my working is correct. Many thanks.- geft
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- Analysis Complex Components Loop Loop analysis
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Solving for net flux, given x- and y- components of electric field, E
Homework Statement A Gaussian surface in the shape of a cube has edge length 1.14 m. What are (a) the net flux through the surface and (b) the net charge (in C) enclosed by the surface if the electric field in the region is in the positive y direction and has a magnitude that is given by...- Lemon-Sam
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- Components Electric Electric field Field Flux Net
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Atwood Machine on a Frictionless Inclined Plane: Components Resolution
Homework Statement Revered Members, Kindly see my attachments. Homework Equations This is Atwood machine dealing with motion on a frictionless inclined plane. The Attempt at a Solution To better visualize the forces involved, i isolated m1 and m2 and drawn free body diagrams...- logearav
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- Components Resolution
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Did I Calculate the Final Velocity and Direction of the Hockey Puck Correctly?
Homework Statement A hockey player shoots hockey puck towards net. The net is 20 metres infront of the player. If the puck leaves hockey stick at 30 m/s and 10° above ice. Find x and y components of the velocity. If the goalies catches puck just infront of net calculate final velocity of the...- homevolend
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- Components Velocity
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Calculating Resultant Components
What are the resultant components of the vectors? Homework Statement Determine the sum of the following three vectors. Give the resultant in terms of a. components, b. magnitude and angle with x-axis. Vector A has a magnitude of 66 at an angle of 28 degrees northeast (quadrant 1) Vector...- vectorguy77
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- Components Vector Vector components
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Vector Components and Displacement of Lost Dog
Homework Statement A lost dog travels 30 degrees south of west for 450m. He ten smells some food and sprints at 20 degrees east of north for 600m. a) draw each vector. Label magnitude and theta. b) calculate the vector components c) calculate the magnitude of the dog's displacement...- nadong2dong
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- Components Displacement Lost Vector Vector components
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Vector Components for Destination Distance
Homework Statement Amy wants to reach a destination that is 330m [E31 degrees N] from where she is. She travels a distance b towards [E20 degrees N] and then 100m to her destination. What is the distance b? (list all possible answers) (Sorry I don't know how to get symbols) Let [N] and [E] be...- Ellipses
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- Components Vector Vector components
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Use components to find Direction of the resultant of the three pulls?
Workmen are trying to free an SUV stuck in the mud. To extricate the vehicle, they use three horizontal ropes, producing the force vectors shown in the figure. (985N @ 31 Degrees Quad 1, 788 N 32 degrees Quad 2, and 411N 53 degrees quad 3. How do I find the direction of the resultant of...- valeriex0x
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- Components Direction Resultant
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Vector Components: Finding B_y with A-B Parallel to -x Axis
Homework Statement The diagram below shows two vectors, A and B, and their angles relative to the coordinate axes as indicated. http://loncapa.physics.mun.ca/res/mun/PHYSICS/msuphysicslib/Graphics/Gtype07/prob01a_vectors2.gif DATA: α=43.7°; β=53.4°; |A|=4.30 cm. The vector A−B is...- jamesbrewer
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- Components Vector Vector components
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Independent components of the curvature tenso
A formula I know for the number of functionally independent components of the curvature tensor is: (n^2)(n^2 -1)/12. It gives 1 for n=2, 6 for n=2, 20 for n=4. However, for a metric space (with symmetric metric), the curvature tensor is completely specified by the metric tensor. For n=4...- PAllen
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- Components Curvature Independent
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I am trying to get fimilar with electrical components. I did some BG
I am trying to get fimilar with electrical components. I did some BG research on relays. Does this make sense. 1.My systems needs a switch to control a component so that is why I need a relay. It is a micro-switch that will move towards its position(Normally open or Normally Closed) depending...- math111
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- Components Electrical
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Vector Components In Box Problem
Homework Statement I can't figure out how to start to find the components of these vectors! (see attached) It seems like there's not enough info :( What am I missing?! Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- Nanotech19
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- Box Components Vector Vector components
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Phyiscs, finding components with per. line
Homework Statement You are given vectors A= 5.1 { i } - 7.0 { j } and vec B= - 3.8 { i } + 7.3{j}. A third vector C lies in the xy-plane. Vector C is perpendicular to vector A and the scalar product of vec C with vec B is 16.0. Find the x -component and y-component of vector vec C Homework...- Crusaderking1
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- Components Line Per Phyiscs
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Basic Calculus help with finding components
I always seem to find this place whenever I'm in need of homework help, so I finally decided to register (and hopefully post in the right area). My given problem is Here are three displacements, each in meters: d1 = 4.2i + 2.7j - 7.9k, d2 = -1.0i + 2.0j + 3.0k, and d3 = 4.0i + 3.0j +...- Zyxer22
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- Basic calculus Calculus Components
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Gravitational Force computing for components
Homework Statement there are four particles A(0,0) B(10,10) C(0,15) D(0,5) with masses of MassA=5kg MassB=10kg MassC=20kg MassD=25kg Questions: a)total force acting on A. b)total force acting on C. Homework Equations F=Gm1m2/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution- donyademonya
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- Components Computing Force Gravitational Gravitational force
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding the components of a Cartesian vector
Homework Statement Picture is attached Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I feel like I am right and the computer is wrong, but I just wanted to check here first. I attached a picture of the problem and my answer. This is how I solved the problem: Fz=750sin(45)=530.33N...- JON123
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- Cartesian Components Vector
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Continuity Conditions for the tangential components of a static electric field E
Homework Statement Consider a boundary between two dielectric media with dielectric constants \epsilon1 and \epsilon2 respectively. The boundary carries a surface charge density \sigma. Use appropriate integral forms of Maxwell equations and an illustrative sketch to derive continuity...- bmarson123
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- Components Conditions Continuity Electric Electric field Field Static
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Electric forces and Electric fields question on x and y components
Homework Statement please see the pictures! Homework Equations F=k(q1)(q2)/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution okay, I am just curious as to why t cos theta and mg are x components when they are clearly on the y axix! I thought you used cos for x components and sin for y components- mattmro
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- Components Electric Electric fields Electric forces Fields Forces
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Finding missing components given speed and direction.
Homework Statement #26 (on attachment). The speed of an object and the direction in which it moves constitute a vector quantity known as the velocity. An ostrich is running at a speed of 17.0 m/s in a direction of 68 degrees NW. What is the magnitude of the ostrich's velocity component that is...- bling-bling
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- Components Direction Speed
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Cross product on undivided to components vector
he question asks to find the ratio between E0 and B0 and the ratio between w and k ? E and B are on the x-y plane they are given as verctors without any components dividing no x direction part,y direction part,z direction part so when when i use the maxwell equations \nabla\times...- nhrock3
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- Components Cross Cross product Product Vector
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How to Find Vector Components Along Given Directions?
hello! please someone help me,:smile: here is my question. Find the components of d=(3,5,7) along the directions of u, v and w consider: u=1/3(2,2,-1) v=1/3(2,-1,2) w=1/3(-1,2,2) I don't know where to start, I need some ideas to solve this thanx:smile:- harshakantha
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- Components Vector
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Relative intensities of Zeeman components
Hi- I'm trying to calculate the effect of a magnetic field on some spectral lines. I know that each energy level will split into 2J+1 sub levels (each denoted by Mj). I can calculate the energy level splitting and using the selection rules (dJ = 0, +/-1, dMj = 0, +/-1, dL = 0, +/-1), I...- Acetylene5
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- Components Intensities Relative Zeeman
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Fourier components of vector potential
Hi all, I was reading the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantization_of_the_electromagnetic_field#Electromagnetic_field_and_vector_potential" and I am a little bit confused. In this equation defining the vector potential \mathbf{A}(\mathbf{r}, t) = \sum_\mathbf{k}\sum_{\mu=-1,1} \left(... -
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Cancellation of Poynting vector components
If we find the Poynting vector at a point along all possible directions possible, can the different components of the vectors cancel each other, to give a net Poynting vector along some direction? I was wondering about this because Poynting vector after all represents energy flow. So can...- Karthiksrao
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- Components Poynting vector Vector Vector components
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Say I know the x and y components, how do i go about finding the diagonal one?
Homework Statement ^--------------^ |..../ |.../ |.../ |.../ |.../ |.../ |/_____________> ignore the dots If my y component is 120m/s and my X component is 50m/s, how do I go about finding initial V?? Attempt: i know that the y component = sin(O)*V and the x= cos (O) *V...- teggenspiller
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- Components
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Engineering The components of a circuit with a voltage source and 2 resistors
Homework Statement The components of a circuit with a voltage source and 2 resistors ( series ) has the following values vs = 10V, R1 = 100 , R2 = 150. With i1 leaving the +ve vs and i2 leaving -ve vs ( i.e. i1 entering node A, i2 is entering in the opposite direction of i1 ) Find: a)...- Hooke's Law
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- Circuit Components Resistors Source Voltage Voltage source
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Stream function find radial tangential velocity components
Homework Statement Given the following stream function: ψ=C(sin(theta)/r) Find the radial and tangential velocity components. Homework Equations ? Don't know any The Attempt at a Solution Absolutely no idea how to even begin. Do I take the integral or something? Any help...- xzi86
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- Components Function Radial Stream Tangential velocity Velocity
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Can Water Vaporize Without Affecting Other Components?”
other components? Hello, Lets say I have a glass of water with sugar or salt. Is it possible to somehow turn the water into a vapor without inputing energy into the other materials in the mixture? A microwave affects only water molecules, but when you raise their temperature- then...- linques
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- Components Water
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Express the components of Fμν in terms of E and B
Homework Statement Express the components of Fμν in terms of E and B.Homework Equations I have find sonewhere the final 4*4 matrix solution but i don't know what are the steps i have to follow in order to obtain it. The Attempt at a Solution- helpcometk
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- Components Terms
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Discern initial V w/o components?
Discern initial V w/o components!? Homework Statement Ok, ball traveled 188m (618 ft) before landing on the ground. Assume ground is flat, and ball Vi is from 45o, disregard air resistance, and Starting position is .9m above ground. Find Vi I KNOW )))) a= 9.8 m/s2...- afronicus
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- Components Initial
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Special case of angular momentum components simultaneous knowledge
Lets say we measure L_z and L^2 simultaneously and L^2 happens to be equal to (L_z)^2. This requires a zero value for the x and y components of angular momentum. Does this mean, in this special case, we know the values of L_x L_y L_z & L^2 simultaneously?- LostConjugate
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- Angular Angular momentum Components Knowledge Momentum
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Components and operations of electric generators
Hi everyone, I am an industrial engineer who is on a internship. For the purposes of my work, I need to understand the major components and operations of electric generators; I am not looking for knowledge that would allow me to design and critique, but just seek sufficient knowledge that would...- ych22
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- Components Electric Generators Operations
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Optical Mouse-How it works+what are these components
Homework Statement Pictures of an optical mouse I took apart are attached. We had to find a circuit, take a picture, draw the circuit diagram and explain how it works. I'm not sure what a few of the components are. U3 is for the scroll wheel but what is it? U1 (the big IC) is the guts of...- pat666
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- Components Optical
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Why Is 13.6 Used in Bohr's Formula for Hydrogen Atom Energy Levels?
using this formula E=13.6-(13.6/n^2) E = energy n= energy level. using that formula Bohr predicted the energy levels for each of the allowable orbits in the Hydrogen atom. now i would like to understand why 13.6 is used...- jcmartinez
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- Components Formula
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Are Lx, Ly, Lz (the components of Angular Momentum)independent to each other?
In Classical Mechanics, are the three components of Angular Momentum L: Lx, Ly, Lz independent to each other? It seems that there is an identity in Classical Mechanics (Sorry, I can hardly remember where I saw it): [Li, Lj] = εijk Lk. Note: [] is Poisson Bracket, εijk is...- yicong2011
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- Angular Components
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Components of E for a waveguide problem.
Homework Statement For a rectangular wave guide the components of E were found to be Ex = A1 cos( k1 x) sin(k2 y) e-i (\omegat-\gammaz) Ey = A2 cos( k1 x) sin(k2 y) e-i (\omegat-\gammaz) Ez = 0 Show that in these equations A1 = -A2 k2 / k1 Homework Equations See part (a)...- atomicpedals
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- Components Waveguide
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This problem has plagued me for years: finding SPICE models for real components.
For years I have mastered the art of simulation and testing, but I almost never seem to be able to find SPICE models for real devices. For example, the TI OPA548. It's a high-current power op-amp. I would love to run some simulations...but I can't find a model of it anywhere to use in...- KingNothing
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- Components Models Years
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Contravariant metric components
I realize this is a "simple" mathematical exercise, in theory, but I'm having a lot of trouble finding some algorithmic way to do it. The problem is this: I want to expand the contravariant metric tensor components g^{\mu\nu} in terms of the covariant metric tensor g_{\mu\nu}. The first order...- michael879
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- Components Contravariant Metric
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What are the Components of a Circuit?
Homework Statement A circuit contains two elements which are either L, R or C. The current in the circuit lags the source by 50 degrees when connected to a 120V, 60 Hz and i= 5.6A source. Homework Equations tan Φ = X/R X= wL R= V/I The Attempt at a Solution (The question does not...- WhiteTrout
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- Circuit Components
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Finding Resultant Force and Equilibrant: Components Math Problem
Homework Statement two forces of 40N and 50N act at an angle of 60 degrees. determine the resultant force and the equilbrant this is what i have so faar: resultant=F1 + F2 let F1 be along the x axis add x and y components: F1x=40N F1y= none since its along the x-axis...- menal
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- Components
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The Affine Connection components
Hello! I have a few questions about how the Affine connection works. I know the geodesic equation; \Gamma^{\lambda}_{\mu \nu} = \frac{\partial x^{\lambda}}{\partial \xi^{\alpha}} \frac{\partial^{2} \xi^{\alpha}}{\partial x^{\nu} \partial x^{\mu}} So, for example, if I had the...- Radiohannah
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- Components Connection
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Finding Connected Components of a Set of Circles
I came across this question. We're looking for the conctd components of this set of circles: centered at (0,1) and with radius 1-1/n B ((0,1), 1-1/n) for n = 3, ...to infinity The radii are getting larger up to 1. I'm thinking the connectd comp. form an open set at infinity would it be... -
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Effects of a Motor on sensitive electronic components
Hey, my first post on here, just wanted to ask how to calculate the effect of a motor, and a switching current in the wires supplying the power on the surrounding electronics. The two motors will be supplied a PWM signal of 20Khz frequency, 5amp, 7v2 at 80% duty cycle. This is part of a...- Xarren
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- Components Effects Electronic Motor
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Solving Vector Components and Theta with Pythagorean Theorem
Homework Statement Vector A= 5.00 m (See the attached image for the graphical representation) Vector B=17.0m Vector C=15.0 m Homework Equations Pythagorean Theorem, Basic trigonometry The Attempt at a Solution Finding the magnitude of the resultant vector is not...- ColinTI89
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- Components Pythagorean theorem Theorem Theta Vector Vector components
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Irreducible components of affine Variety
I am having problems finding the irreducible components of the variety W=V(x^2-y^2, y^2-z^2) the 1st part gives x+y, x-y, the second y+z, y-z, but I am pretty sure they are connected!- tqgnaruto
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- Components
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Components involved in degrees of freedom?
Hi, I'm a total layperson, haven't taken a physics class since AP in high school. Trying to figure some stuff out for some writing I'm doing (poetry, bizarrely enough). So excuse if this question is super-simple or if the terms of the question are nonsensical somehow. "Degree of freedom" in...- kaminski1110
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- Components Degrees Degrees of freedom
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Breaking up vectors into components
A surveyor walks 120 meters from a beginning point at 0 degrees along the east boundary line. he then turns 90 degrees north for aprox. 260 meters. on the way back he then walks 325 meters west at 155 degrees. determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant vector using the head to tail...- fd25t6
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- Components Vectors
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Why Does a Square Wave Contain Only Odd Harmonics?
Why does a square wave contain only odd harmonics of the fundamental? If the even harmonics are low, how low are they. What happens to the even harmonics.- likephysics
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- Components Square Square wave Wave
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics