Graph Definition and 998 Threads

  1. U

    C - Degree of a directed unweighted graph

    Homework Statement Given the representation of directed unweighted graph: typedef struct { int n;//num. of vertices void *info[MAX];//information of vertices int am[MAX][MAX];//adjacency matrix }GRAPH; Write a function int minDegree(GRAPH*); and int maxDegree(GRAPH*); that return the...
  2. robphy

    Insights Relativity on Rotated Graph Paper - Comments

    robphy submitted a new PF Insights post Relativity on Rotated Graph Paper Continue reading the Original PF Insights Post.
  3. S

    MHB TI 84 plus not showing graph correctly,help?

    Hello,my Ti 84 plus calculator from texas is showing incorrectly the graph,i can't find out why it's showing incorrectly. The function is h(t)= 20+(1/2pi)cos(2pit)+tsen(2pit) t is a variable representing the time xmin is 0 xmax is 1. ymin is 19. ymax is 21 You have to intersect it after with...
  4. T

    Linearising Graph of Mass and Frequency

    Homework Statement I did an experiment about the loading of tuning forks. I added blue tac to one of the prongs on a tuning fork and then weighed it. I then measured the different frequencies for each mass and plotted a graph which ended up looking like a exponential decay graph. The results...
  5. T

    Which acid was used to get this graph?

    Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I chose C as if a strong "something" is added to a weak "something" then you won't get a strong curve. So acetic acid will be eliminated. If D or E was added, the equivalence point should have pH of 7 or less. Therefore I chose...
  6. Vivan Vatsa

    Difficulty in understanding graphs in kinematics

    I am having a great difficulty in plotting, understanding & visualising the graphs, which is important aspect in physics. So I want some help from everyone to please show me, how to understand a given graph better & juice out everything which it wants. I want to make my fundamental strong by...
  7. J

    Finding range of a projectile from a graph

    Hey, I am writing a report where I am trying to investigate the effect of initial velocity on the range of a projectile. Does anyone know any graphs I could use to help me find the range? Thanks,
  8. A

    B How Do I Linearize My Negative Parabola Graph?

    Hello! I'm completing my IB Physics IA and after collecting my data and plotting the raw graph my graph seems to be a negative parabola. In order to linearize it I though one had to square the x-axis data; however I simply get the same graph shape. What am I supposed to do? Only when I plot the...
  9. P

    B How to find out various sine values from its graph.

    Question (and Answer): The answer is written in thin black, inc = increasing, dec = decreasing. Am I wrong anywhere? Thanks!
  10. P

    I Any graph is "drawable" on a 2D surface?

    Are there any theorems that say something formal about the fact that any graph is drawable on a 2D surface, and can be mapped to a 2D array of pixels if the pixels are infinitely small?
  11. D

    Courses Should I take geometry or graph theory for elective?

    I just want something easy to boost my gpa and these are my two options. The geometry course is euclidean not topological. Thanks
  12. Q

    Predicting Position for velocity time graph

    Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I honestly have no clue as to how to go about this question. Am i supposed to find the area under the curve? but how do i do that without y-axis numbers. am i supposed to look at the slopes?
  13. Q

    Curves on a Position time graph

    Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I knew the answer was between A and B, but the inward curves and outward curves on the position time graph confused me , what exactly does it mean? -does A have an increasing velocity and then B has a decreasing velocity? I am...
  14. L

    I Graph Theory: (proof)conditions for Euler Circuit in Digraph

    I have read in many places that one necessary condition for the existence of a Euler circuit in a directed graph is as follows. Theorem: "A directed graph has an eulerian circuit if and only if it is connected and each vertex has the same in-degree as out-degree." However, I don't understand...
  15. Evangeline101

    Relationship between solution and corresponding graph

    Homework Statement Homework Equations none The Attempt at a Solution Here is my answer for part A of this question: Part B: This is where I am having trouble. I took a guess at this, but it is probably completely wrong: The corresponding graph shows the profit when different amounts...
  16. kelvin490

    MATLAB How to set zero value boxes transparent in 3D plots?

    I used a function called ind2patch to make a big 3D block which contains a number of smaller blocks in 3 dimensions. Each small block has a value which the magnitude is represented by a color.One example is shown below: However, most of the boxes have very low or zero value and I don't need to...
  17. J

    Function for the velocity of a bouncing ball

    I graphed different heights from which I had dropped a bouncing rubber ball on the y-axis and the time taken for it to bounce on the x-axis. The function came out to be quadratic, but I do not know why. If someone can show mathematically why this is, that'd be splendid. Thank you.
  18. J

    Show that force is proportional to gradient of PE graph

    1. Homework Statement Ok, so part i) asks us to state how the magnitude of electric field strength is related to potential gradient, and that I answered electric field strength is potential gradient. Homework Equations Electric field strength E=Q/(4πεr^2) F=Qq/(4πεr^2) Electric potential...
  19. R

    Force vs Position Spring Graph Discrepancy Question

    I oscillated a spring attached to a force sensor above a position sensor. The position and force sensors were zeroed at the spring's equilibrium. The graph below was my result. I'm wondering as to why the graph isn't a perfect line. It makes sense that the force applied on the force sensor would...
  20. L

    Electrolytic cell voltage vs amperage graph

    Hello. I have been running several experiments on an electrolytic cell, and I am trying to determine if side products are being formed at higher voltages. My thinking is that once the initial potential barrier is broken, and the resistance stabilizes, a volt vs amperage graph should be linear...
  21. J

    Displacement-Time Graph of a bouncing ball

    Homework Statement Does anyone know how to plot a displacement-time graph that will give the average velocity of a bouncing ball? The ball bounces 5 times and I would like to know it's average velocity. What equations would I use? Homework Equations 0.5mv^2=mgh? The Attempt at a Solution I...
  22. M

    Linking gradient of IV graph and resistance

    Homework Statement If I have a current-voltage (y-x) graph for a resistor, I could argue that the reciprocal of the gradient at a point is equal to the resistance of that resistor at that pd across it. However, on a markscheme for an AS level physics paper, they penalised linking gradient to...
  23. S

    Graph of stationary wave after moving for half period

    Homework Statement A stationary wave travels along a stretched string. Part of this wave at a particular instant is shown...
  24. L

    Reading the graph: find distances travelled

    Homework Statement [/B] there are four moving objects, whose graphs are pictured in orange color. I forgot to mention that the image, from the book, shows (y-axis) is denoted by x metres. The (x axis) is denoted by t seconds. One could say that these hint towards the idea, that distance...
  25. M

    Graphing the energy in an capacitor, coil and resistor

    I need to graph the current energy on a resistor, capacitor and inductor they are all separate it is not a RLC circuit. This is what I know u(t) = sqrt(2)*220*sin(314*t+π/3) R = 10 Ω L = 3 mH C= 3 mF I have already calculated the current for each component, now I need to calculate the energy...
  26. NihalRi

    Pressure-volume graph and internal energy

    Homework Statement There is a pressure volume graph with the gas changes shown, forming a rectangle. The corners are labled A to D starting from the upper left corner heading on to the right until it returns to point A again. The question is at what point, or line is the internal energy of the...
  27. Kirito123

    Writing equations and calculating cost based on a graph

    Homework Statement 12. The Doggone Leash Company offers personalized dog accessories. The dog’s name is printed on items such as leashes and collars. A basic fee is charged for the first 10 letters of the dog’s name, and an additional charge applies to each letter after that. The graph shows...
  28. Z

    Engineering Graph: difference between cycle & circuit

    Homework Statement What is the difference between a cycle & a circuit? (Definition not reqd, guidance reqd with the figure attached) Homework Equations No The Attempt at a Solution See the attached figure. According to this figure the walk AB, BC, CE, EF, FD, DA represents a cycle or not...
  29. S

    Meeting the criteria for a graph

    Homework Statement The cart is initially at rest. The overall goal will be to determine the cart’s acceleration. Plot the data in such a way that: The position is the independent variable, and plotted on the horizontal axis. The acceleration is inversely proportional to the slope. The resulting...
  30. Dusty912

    Match second-order differential equations with their y(t) graph

    Homework Statement The problem is in the picture. #17 I would have typed it but there are graphs that are needed for solving it. Basically trying to figure out which y(t) graph belongs to one of the sinusoidal forced equations with various parameters. Homework Equations euler's formula...
  31. D

    Angular Velocity and Acceleration graph

    Homework Statement A.) For the graph above what is the angular displacement during the 4 seconds of motion? B.) For the graph above what is the angular acceleration from t=2 to t=4? Homework Equations α = at / r α = ω / t α = Θ / t^2 ω = Θ / t ω = v / r Θ = ω t + 0.5 α t^2 The Attempt at a...
  32. Q

    Strong Induction, Tangled Graph

    Homework Statement Problem 1. An edge is said to leave a set of vertices if one end of the edge is in the set and the other end is not. (a) An n-node graph is said to be mangled if there is an edge leaving every set of ##\lfloor n/2\rfloor## or fewer vertices. Prove the following claim...
  33. X

    I Percentiles and quartiles in the same graph

    I don't know where to put this question. So, I am trying in this forum. I have this dataset [1] that contains the duration of an execution with an input size from 1.5GB to 6GB. This dataset also contains the percentile 5%, 95%, and the 1st and 3rd quartile. I am thinking in creating a gnuplot...
  34. T

    Sketching a graph that meets given condition

    Homework Statement Sketch the graph of a function f that is defined on [0,1] and meets the given conditions (if possible) - f is continuous on (0,1), takes on only two distinct values. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution...
  35. Y

    Specific Heat Capacity Graph Question

    Homework Statement My answer is question 3 part c the graph. SHC = c http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/61757-question-paper-unit-g484-the-Newtonian-world.pdf [See page 7]Homework Equations E=mcdelta theta Power=Energy/Time Therfroe Power*Time = Mass*c*delta theta. The Attempt at a Solution See in...
  36. B

    How to graph a linear relationship between T and v of sound?

    Homework Statement I did an experiment involving the speed of sound at different temperatures. I placed two microphones at a fixed distance apart and I measured the time taken for a sound wave to travel between the two mics. I repeated this for different temperatures. I want to make a graph for...
  37. Asleky

    Kinetic Energy v. Time Graph for Freefall

    Homework Statement Pretty simple question, just checking for confirmation. It was a small question at the beginning of a summative test, a rock was dropped off of a bridge and we were asked to graph the kinetic energy over time. Homework Equations 1/2mv^2. The Attempt at a Solution I...
  38. Le_Anthony

    Calculating Work Using a Force vs Distance Graph

    Homework Statement Homework Equations W=(Force component*displacement) The Attempt at a Solution This problem uses a graph to find the Work. So I used area equations to find the Work. From 5m to 10m the Force is constant 30N. Which is applied over a displacement of 5m. So the work done from...
  39. I

    How to Zoom and Pan in MS Excel Graphs?

    I have a lot pressure data (in CSV) taken over a long time and would like to dynamically zoom and pan to analyse the data. Any suggestions?
  40. G

    Max Flow / Min Cut (undirected graph)

    Homework Statement Here is an exercise I came across while studying MaxFlow / MinCut and I'm rather stumped: Designate G = (V, E) as an undirected graph that has at least two vertices. Every edge e on this graph has capacity ce. Pick two arbitrary vertices from G and label them s and t...
  41. Marleycake

    Position-time graph/velocity graph help

    Homework Statement Hi, I just started my kinetics course a few days ago and have a few questions about how to graph this and maybe help me out with some of the equations involved, I'm completely new to this and I got this test sheet a few days ago. thanks a lot guys...
  42. P

    Finding total distance on a position vs time graph

    I feel terrible for even having to ask this. I'm doing A2 at the moment, and we've gone through these sorts of lessons ever since my early AS days. I'm trying to review my notes cos exams are coming soon and I did some questions, and I'm apparently doing them wrong with what the answers are...
  43. Alanay

    How do I graph -66/-99 from -12/11 x 10 + 54/11?

    Okay, so I'm down to the last equation. -12/11 x 10 + 54/11 I get -66/-99. Is this right? If so how do I put it into the graph. -12/11 x 10 = -120/110 + 54/11 = -66/99 (I think I've went wrong somewhere)
  44. N

    I How to understand Plutonium enrichment in the graph

    http://ncsp.llnl.gov/ARH-600/files/pdfs/III.A.4-2.pdf For a certain fixed density (let's say 1g/cm3) different enrichment corresponds with different cylinder diameter 20% wt 12.0in 15% wt 11.2in 10% wt 10.4in 5% wt 9.6in 0% wt 8.4in Why the decrease of enrichment result in a smaller...
  45. R

    MHB Is the Inflection Point at x = 7 Incorrect?

    Hello again :) I am doing a question in which I have to find the mistake that is in one of these points and must change one of these criteria to make it correct. So first I am drawing a graph to get an outline of what it looks like. -f(x) is defined on (−∞, ∞) and differentiable twice through...
  46. L

    How to graph Fc=mv^2/r so that the gradient = velocity

    Homework Statement Fc = mv^2/r represents the motion of a simple pendulum. Describe how this data could be graphed so that the gradient of a straight line could be used to determine the velocity of the object. Homework Equations Fc = mv^2/r The Attempt at a Solution I'm kinda stumped. I tried...
  47. TheMathNoob

    Proving Graph Theory with Group Permutations | G = Sn and S Set

    Homework Statement The problem is attached. I don't get this part. Let G = Sn be the group of all permutations of S. S is a set, so how can we permute something in a set?. Neither I know if the 4 power in the S is a typo. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
  48. R

    MHB Sketch Graph: Domain 0<x<12 | f' Increasing, f''<0

    Hi! I'm struggling with this question. I'm supposed to draw a graph that follows and has these features: - Domain of f is0<x<12 - f′ is increasing on (−∞,3) - f′′ <0 on (3,6) - f′ is Concave Up on (6, 9) - f has infelction point at x=9! I don't know if I can get help because this is a drawing...
  49. D

    Calculating Final Velocity Using Force-Displacement Graph

    Homework Statement If the following Force v. Displacement graph is for a 9.9kg object and it's initial velocity is 28.6 m/s the what is its velocity at 30 m? Homework Equations I am not certain that i am even using the right equations with this but: W = fd KE = 1/2mv(final)^2 -...
  50. T

    How to graph the duffing frequency response

    I`ve been able to use excel to plot the trajectory of a harmonically driven duffing oscillator for arbitrary parameters using Runge-Kutta method. I would like to do the same thing for the frequency response, but I simply can not figure out how. I am not very mathematically advanced so the first...
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