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Magnetic field of a dipole in co ordinate free form
Hello everybody! I am writing this topi because i got stuck in this!I have a cylindrical magnet with 1,5mm Radius,2mm thickness and Br 1,38 Tesla! I want to calculate the magnetic field in a distance s = [0 0 0.01](in meters) ,that means in 1cm distance while my magnet's position is α = [0 0...- Sylvester1
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- Dipole Field Form Magnetic Magnetic field
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Proof of the general form of the equipartition theorem
Homework Statement For a Hamiltonian of the form H=\sum_{j=1}^m a_j p_j^2 + \sum_{j=1}^n b_j q_j^2 + H'(q_{n+1}, \dots, q_{sN}, p_{m+1}, \dots, p_{sN}) (for a system with n coordinates and m momenta, s degrees of freedom and N particles), show that \overline{a_jp_j^2}=\frac{kT}{2}, for...- Homo Novus
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- Form General Proof Theorem
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How long does it take the Earth to form one gallon of oil?
Like the title says. I"m guessing tens of thousands of years?- vjk2
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- Earth Form Oil
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Which differential equations are Linear and find their Proper Linear Form
Homework Statement Which of the following differential equations are linear? Put the linear differential equations in proper linear form a) t2dy/dt -et = ty b) dy/dt + ytan(t) -ety(2)=0 Essentially, I'm struggling with basic algebra. I've had no luck moving the dependent variable, y...- Northbysouth
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- Differential Differential equations Form Linear
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A formula for sinusoidal graphs of this form?
Hey all I am trying to generate a graph of a sinusoidally oscillation against time. However, the time itself is passing sinusodally, i.e time flows faster at some points and slower at others. I'm doing this as I need test data for a program I've written to decode real world data I'm...- Carla17
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- Form Formula Graphs Sinusoidal
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What Do Subscript Variables Indicate in Thermodynamic Equations?
Hi, Example: Maxwell Relation (thermoD)... (\frac{∂μ}{∂T})_{p,n} = - (\frac{∂S}{∂n})_{T,p} what does it mean having those subscript variables outside of the brackets. thanks- strokebow
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Work experience application form?
I've got a form to fill in for work experience over the summer and just wanted to ask a couple of really stupid questions (I haven't really filled in any proper serious application forms before) The form is available online as a word doc so would it be ok to fill it out on screen and print it...- trollcast
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- Application Experience Form Work Work experience
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Can dark matter form planets and dark matter life?
Can dark matter form planets and dark matter life?- silvercats
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- Dark matter Form Life Matter Planets
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Finding simplest radical form of a 4th root?
I haven't taken math in years and am having trouble understanding how to find simplest radical form of a 4√(x14). I said x4√x10. I realize I have 3 x4ths and x2 but I'm not sure if I can pull out more xs. What are the rules for this? Ideas, insight?- Apollinaria
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- Form Radical Root
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- Forum: General Math
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Quadratic form and degrees of freedom- fixed title
My question is: Is there any gain in intuitive mathematical understanding of degrees of freedom from learning their expression using the 'quadratic form' and matrix algebra techniques? This sort of explanation is at least understandable and self-consistent, if not rigorous mathematically...- chiropter
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- Degrees Degrees of freedom Form Quadratic
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How to Rewrite \sum_{i=1}^{n} |(y_i-\theta)|=n\theta in Closed Form?
\sum_{i=1}^{n} |(y_i-\theta)|=n\theta where theta is a fixed constant and y_i is a discrete random variable. does anyone know how to rewrite in close form?? also, everytime i use latex it starts a new line. how can i fix this so i can type directly with my sentances? thanks- member 428835
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- Form Sum
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MHB Find the standard form of conic
Find the standard form of $7x^2+48xy-7y^2+20x-110y-50=0$ and find euclidean transformation taking it to standard form. Answer: matrix of coefficents has eigenvalues + or -25 with eigenvectors (4,3) and (3,-4) respectively. set x'=1/5(4x+3y+a) and y'=1/5(3x-4+b). then comparing the terms of...- Poirot1
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- Form Standard
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What is the physical form of binary data in a computer processor?
This a general, layman question. Computer processors work with binary digits, 1 and 0. Of course, computer processors can be seen as microscopic forms of Babbage's analytic engine. So in reality, in the circuits of a microprocessor, what physical form do binary digits take?- greswd
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- Binary Computer Data Form Physical Processor
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MHB Equation of line in standard form
I am having trouble with algebra... I have to write an equation in standard form containing the given point and having the give slope for (2,1);m=1 I have no clue what I am doing and am not able to find anything online. Please help- Mike
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- Form Line Standard
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- Forum: General Math
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How exactly do raising/lowering operators let you know the form of M?
There must be some lapse in my understanding of this. I understand that you can have an eigenstate of a system with an angular momentum magnitude value and a value for one component of the angular momentum (z). Using the lowering and raising operators we can create states (or deduce that states...- Silversonic
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- Form Operators
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Closed form expression for sum of first m terms of a combinatorial number
Dear Physics Forums denizens, I have a tricky problem that I hope one of you can help me with. (It's for a personal project, nothing to do with school.) I'm looking for a closed-form expression for the sum of the first through m-th terms of a combinatorial number. For those of you...- JTHM
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- Closed Expression Form Sum Terms
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Problem understanding the differential form of the circulation law
I've encountered a problem in learning about the curl of a vector field. (My learning material is the "Div, Grad, Curl and all that" from H.M. Shey.) Introduction to problem: The curl of a field F is defined as: ∇×F = i (∂Fz/∂y - ∂Fy/∂z) + j(∂Fx/∂z - ∂Fx/∂x) + k(∂Fy/∂x - ∂Fx/∂y)... -
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Vectors - write ordered triples in vertical or horizontal form?
A= i +j+k A=(1,1,1) can I write in vertical as shown? is there any difference between them? Thank you- Outrageous
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- Form Horizontal Vectors Vertical
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Vertex form of parabola; why x-h, not x+h?
Hello. The vertex form is y= a(x-h)^2+k, in general. Could it also be defined as y= a(x+h)^2+k? I am wondering about that minus sign. I see no particular use of it. Is it there because of tradition or am i missing something?- Cicnar
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- Form Parabola Vertex
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How to Convert a Polar Equation to Cartesian Form?
Find the Cartesian Form of r(1+sinθ)=a I understand that: x=rcosθ y=rsinθ and r2=x2+y2I can get quite far to the point I end up with x2=a2-2ay I'm struggling to eliminate "a"...- qablos
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- Cartesian Form
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MHB How can big O's have values of the form A+B?
For example according to wikipedia and this question bucket sort has the expected time complexity O(n+k). How does it make sense to use big O notation with arithmetic in it? Is it because it is not known which of n or k will determine the upper bound but once it is known (i.e. the algorithm is...- find_the_fun
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Rational roots - standard form of equation
Hi everybody! I've hit a blank with regards to this 1 equation on a old exam paper - think I've overloaded myself a bit and just feel a bit like a airhead at the moment! I understand the actual method and getting to the answer but it starts off with a equation which you then need to get to...- Janinever
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- Form Rational Roots Standard
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What is the form of the following recursion relation?
what is the "form" of the following recursion relation? Hi all, I have a recursion relation I am trying to solve: {X_n} = \frac{1}{{1 - {\alpha _0} \cdot {X_{n - 1}}}} \to {X_n} = ? What is the "mathematical form" of this recursion-relation? E.g., I know what a homogeneous, linear...- bjnartowt
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- Form Recursion Relation
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Is This Quadratic Form Positive Definite or Indefinite?
Getting ready for linear algebra exam. One question that I got right but not exactly sure why is this: --- Consider the quadratic form Q(x,y,z) = 3x^2 + 3z^2 + 4xy + 4xy + 8xz a) Decide if Q is positive definite, indefinite, etc. b) What point on the surface Q = 1 lies closest to...- Gauss M.D.
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- Form Inertia Law Quadratic
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MHB Why Does Substitution Change the Integral's Bounds?
$\displaystyle\int_0^\frac{1}{2}\frac{4}{1+4t^2}dt$ my first step with this was $\displaystyle4\int_0^\frac{1}{2}\frac{1}{1+4t^2}dt$ thot this could be a log rule. but doesn't seem to fit into that the answer to this is $\frac{\pi}{2}$ -
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Quantum computing - form a SWAP gate from x3 controlled-NOT gates
Homework Statement Show that three controlled-NOT gates (for a 2 qubit system) can be combined to form a SWAP gate. The control qubit alternates between the 2 qubits for each consecutive c-NOT gate. (The diagram is Figure 5 of the following notes...- SK1.618
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- Computing Form Gate Quantum Quantum computing
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How do i find the principal form of this complex number
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Most General Form of the Rate-Equation Approximation
Most General Form of the "Rate-Equation Approximation" In quantum optics or laser physics, while solving an ordinary differential equation (ODE) using the integrating factor, the so-called Rate-Equation Approximation is used. I have come across different sources implementing it differently. For...- AdvPhBird
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- Approximation Form General
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Does this differential equation have a closed form?
I was busy doodling and basically ended up constructing this differential equation: p'(t)=c(t)p(t)-c(t-T)p(t-T) Obviously I've dealt with eq's like p'(t)=c(t)p(t) but I'm getting stuck because of the second term. Does this differential equation even have a closed form? Thanks.- euroazn
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- Closed Differential Differential equation Form
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How do you know when a set of observables form a CSCO?
I understand that the operators have to commute, and therefore that the measurement of one has no bearing on the measurement of the other. I know that H, L^2, and L_z form a CSCO for the H atom. Basically, I conceptually understand CSCO. Often though, in my class, we will be working on a...- estiface
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- Form observables Set
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PH<pKa means acidic form, but why?
I've memorized the following: pH<pka, then acidic form pH>pka, then basic form And I'm guessing that pH=pka means neutral. However, my instincts tell me it would be the opposite. Take NH3, ammonia, with a pKa of around 40. And then there's NH2-, which from a google search, has an... -
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Rearranging equation into another form.
Homework Statement I have a transfer function as part of a circuit analysis question which I obtained as: -{\frac {{\it R2}}{ \left( {\it sC1}\,{\it R1}+1 \right) \left( {\it R2}\,{\it sC2}+1 \right) }} Which needs to be turned into: The Attempt at a Solution I have...- Sherry Darlin
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Closed form of an infinitely nested radical.
Hello. Does anybody happen to know a closed form of this infinitely nested radical? http://imageshack.us/a/img268/6544/radicals.jpg By any chance, maybe you even saw it somewhere? I haven't had too much success so far. At the moment I am so desperate that I'm even willing to try and...- Pzi
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- Closed Form Radical
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How Do You Find the Slope-Intercept Form with Given Intercepts?
Homework Statement find the slope-intercept form for the line satisfying the following conditions x intercept 2, y intercept 2/3 Please let me know if I solved this correctly. Thankyou. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution 2, 0 0,2/3 (2/3 -0) / (0 - 2) 2/3 / -2/1 2/3 * -1/2...- rcmango
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- Form Slope
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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2nd order characteristic equation standart form
A second order system has the following standart form; http://controls-design.com/mathtex/mathtex.cgi?H%28s%29%3DK%5Cfrac%7B%5Comega_n%5E2%7D%7Bs%5E2%2B2%5Czeta%5Comega_n%20s%2B%5Comega_n%5E2%7D%20%5Cmbox%7B%20for%20%7D%200%20%5Cle%20%5Czeta%20%5Cle%201 However, sometimes the system I...- zoom1
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- 2nd order Characteristic Characteristic equation Form
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Conditions necessary to form the first and simplest structures
"In the minutes following the explosion, protons and neutrons collided in nuclear fusion reactions to form hydrogen and helium." I found this bit of text in an article...and it got me thinking. What were the conditions the first atoms formed? Further more..what were the conditions that...- morghen
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- Conditions Form Structures
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Problem with limits of integration - converting double integral to polar form
Homework Statement \int_0^2 \int_0^\sqrt{2x-x^2} xy,dy,dx I know the answer, but how does the 2 in the outer integral become pi/2?? I'm fine with everything else, I just can't get this...- e^(i Pi)+1=0
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- Double integral Form Integral Integration Limits Limits of integration Polar Polar form
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Doubts regarding 3 question form motion of a particle
Doubts regarding 3 question form motion of a particle! :) Homework Statement Doubts related to 3 problems..I have uploaded the question up in the attachment. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution for question one,the body doesn't come to rest,s is the total dist at any...- zacky_D
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- Doubts Form Motion Particle
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MHB Finite group of order 4n+2 then elements of odd order form a subgroup.
Let $G$ be a finite group of order $4n+2$ for some integer $n$. Let $g_1, g_2 \in G$ be such that $o(g_1)\equiv o(g_2) \equiv 1 \, (\mbox{mod} 2)$. Show that $o(g_1g_2)$ is also odd. I found a solution to this recently but I think that solution uses a very indirect approach. Not saying that that...- caffeinemachine
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- Elements Finite Form Group Subgroup
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Conics/Rewriting Parabola into Standard Form
25x^2-10x-200y-119=0 Should i divide both sides by 25 and then put y and constant to right side of equation and then complete the square?- BigJon
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- Form Parabola Standard
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Series form of the Laplace transform
I thought it would be obvious, but I can't find a series representation of the Laplace transform. I'm looking for something analogous to the Fourier series and how it can be used to derive the Fourier transform. I though it would simply be f(x) = \sum_{s=-\infty}^{\infty}{C_{s} e^{sx}} , but...- dydxforsn
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- Form Laplace Laplace transform Series Transform
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Carmichael numbers of the form (6n+1)(12n+1)(18n+1)
Homework Statement Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I'm fine with the second part (n = 6). But the first part is eluding me, I've been told it's quite simple. I feel like it's something to do with the fact that for each prime factor of C_n, p1, p2, p3, we have...- HmBe
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- Form Numbers
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How do i find the missing column of a matrix given the full RREF form?
Homework Statement I'm given a 4x5 matrix with one missing column. I'm also given the RREF form with no missing columns. Previous parts of the question made me find the row, column, and null basis for the matrix. Now it's asking: d) Find the missing column. (Hint: Are the columns of...- Incognitopad
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- Column Form Matrix
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How do you derive this alternate form of the gamma function?
\Gamma(n) = int(0 to infinity)[(x^(n-1))*e^-x]dx Show that it can also be written as: \Gamma(n) = 2int(0 to infinity)[(x^(2n-1))*e^(-x^2)]dxI have no idea how to go about this. I have tried integration by parts of each to see if anything relates, but how can you get from an exp(-x) to and... -
Gravitation Lagrangian in classical form
I'm trying to express the classical gravitation Einstein-Hilbert lagrangian into some nice way, and I'm having a problem. It is well known that the Einstein-Hilbert action is the following (I don't write the constant in front of the integral, to simplify things) : S_{EH} = \int R \, \sqrt{-g}...- Barnak
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- Classical Form Gravitation Lagrangian
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How do I go from the form sin(6x) to the form A sin(x)?
I am working on a homework problem: sin(6x) + cos(6x). I have to represent it in the form: k sin(x + \phi) I have the formulas to change A sin(x) + B cos(x) int k sin(x + \phi), however, I don't know how to go from sin(6x) to A sin(x). Is it just 6 sin(x)? I don't think it is, because...- essedbl
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Standard Form for second order systems.
Suppose there's a system with given uncertain parameters. And I would like to obtain certain Rise time, max. over shoot, settling time by adjusting those parameters. Let's say this is the second order system; T(s) = (ks + c) / (s2 + as + b) First of all; for a second order system there...- zoom1
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- Form Second order Standard Systems
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Fermat Numbers - Factor Form Proof
Let k\in\mathbb{N}, and q be a prime factor of F_{k}=2^{2^{k}}+1. Deduce that gcd(q-1,2^{k+1})=2^{k+1}. q|F_{k} \Rightarrow mq = 2^{2^{k}}+1 for some m\in\mathbb{N} 2^{2^{k}}=q-1+(m-1)q \Rightarrow 2^{2^{k}}=q-1 (mod q) 2^{k+1}|2^{2^{k}} since k+1\leq 2^{k}, \forall k\in...- TaliskerBA
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- Form Numbers Proof
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Force Equations: All Variables Given in Pictorial Form
Homework Statement All variables are given in the pictures. Homework Equations Nothing more than simple force equations. The Attempt at a Solution I attempted it on my own, but I don't know if the answers are right.- dwangus
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- Force force equations Form Variables
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Impedance and Power in AC Circuits
Homework Statement An impedance 8 + j7 Ω is connected in parallel with another impedance of 5 + j6 Ω. this circuit is then connected in series with another impedance, comprising a resistance of 5 Ω in series with a capacitive reactance of 7 Ω. The complete circuit is then connected to 150...- Michael V
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- Form Impedance Polar Polar form
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help