Hmm I'm having issues with an optional problem for some review for a quiz later tonight.
Determine the Quadratic Function for the Graph
the points labeled are X intercepts =(-3,0) (5,0); Y-Intercept = (0,-30), Local Min/Vertex = (1,-32)
It's the parabola looking problem at the bottom right...
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for this question, i only know that E=-L dI/dt... the ans is C , can anyone explain how to get C?
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As part of a Physics experiment I have to investigate how the amplitude of a pendulum bob (attached to a string) varies with the number of oscillations it undergoes. The equation I have to work with is:
(where t = the number of swings, A = amplitude after t swings, A0 = initial...
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The function y(x, t) = Asin(kx−ωt+ϕ) where x is in metres and t in seconds for
(a) tp = 3.5 s and (b) xp = 3.7m
The Attempt at a Solution
I don't even know where to begin.
I know λ = 2pi/k
this is really disorienting. In the first graph, I'm given t = 3.5.
A = 3
y(x,t)...
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A head on collision between mass and mass B occurs as described in the F vs s graph below.
Complete the table in the data section
Find \vec{x}A
Find \vec{x}B
see attached page for clarification
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P=m*v
\DeltaP=F*t
Ek=\stackrel{1}{2}mv2
\vec{d} = \vec{v}t...
Urgent!How to find the point where Maximum Curvature occurs on graph?
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The graph(2D) is plotted from experimental data, not from a given equation and within certain limit. I want to know the x&y coordinate where the maximum curvature occur via software means, not manually...
why do we square the value of T ( time period) while plotting the graph of effect on time period of a pendulum with change in its effective length ?
also while deriving the formula of
T=2∏√(l/g)
why do we take T^2 = 1/g.
Whats the need for squaring the time period ?
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There are n amount of wi-fi networks in a given neighborhood. For every pair that are within 50 yards, the frequency used must be different, otherwise there will be interference. How few frequencies are required so that every wi-fi network can be assigned a frequency without...
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Homework, from Modern Graph Theory by Bela Bollobas, section on extremals:
1. Suppose that G is a graph with n > r + 1 vertices and tr(n) + 1 edges.
(a) Prove that for every p with r + 1 < p <= n there is a subgraph H of G
with |H| = p and e(H) >= tr(p) + 1. [Hint: Try to...
Hello all, I'm a bit stumped when it comes to formal proofs. I
PART A: "Let A,B ⊆{1,2...n} be two sets with A,B > n/2. Prove that the intersection of A ∩ B is nonempty."
This part I used contradiction, but didn't get everything. I assumed that if the intersection of A and B was empty, then A∪B...
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according to my book, there's no graph for F versus I , can someone expalin why? based on my understanding it should be a straight line graph ( directly propotional) since F= BIL SIN TETHA
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Plotting a graph of acceleration agains displacement (x)
A mass of 0.3kg suspended from a spring of stiffness 200Nm-1. If the mass is displaced by 10mm from its equilibrium position and released calculate:
A) frequency of vibration
B) max velocity
C) max acceleration
D) mass...
I'm really stumped here as usual. Here is what I've managed to figure out.
I'm given two equations.
r=2
r=4cos(theta)I converted them both to rectangular coordinates to get an idea of what the graph would look like.
I need to find either the area in red or the area in green. (In this case...
This isn't exactly homework, for which I am not posting in the homework section. I am currently doing my undergrads, and am in the second semester of my first year. I am going to give my finals which start from tomorrow, with the first subject being Electrical Circuits II. I was solving the past...
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The figure shows the displacement y of a traveling wave at a given position as a function of time and the displacement of the same wave at a given time as a function of position. How fast is the wave traveling?
The Attempt at a Solution
I'm totally lost with...
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I have been given three velocity-time graphs, and have been asked to use the data from these to create position-time graphs. Each graph represent a route that generally goes south. Changes in direction to go east or west and gradual changes in velocity and time to stop at...
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I had a different problem before about this and I figured it out. I'd like to know if I'm doing this one correctly as well.
Count the number of automorphisms in the graph.
The graph is attached, now.The Attempt at a Solution
I know I can rearrange the (a,m,b) 3! ways. I...
Calculate area D=(x,y): -1≤X≤0 0≤Y≤ X²+4x+5
I started with dA=f(x) dx
∫f(Y=x²+4x+5) [F(x) x^3/3 + 2X²+5X] higer limit 0 lower limit -1
F(0)=0
F(-1)=-3.5
F(a)-F(b) = -3,5
I don't get this ... ??
What am i missing?
Regards!
I have an equation for determining the acceleration of an object being propelled by a constant power source, that is affected by air resistance:
a = \frac{P}{mv}-\frac{CDpAv2}{2m}
Since F = \frac{P}{v}
I am trying to graph this as a velocity-time graph, however, I don't know how to do it...
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The a-s graph given below belongs to a bus traveling along a straight road.Given that the velocity of the bus is 10 m/s when s=0, plot the v-s graph of the bus.
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∫vdv=∫ads or 1/2(v2^2-v1^1)=(area under a-s curve.
The Attempt at a Solution...
I thought I'd just quickly tell you guys why I want to graph this equation before giving it you.
We're studying conic sections at the moment, and I started wondering what would happen if I let the directrix be a parabola. I looked at the instance where the directrix is y=x^2. I let the focus...
A) The graph shows V-I curves for two conductors. One is measured for a carbon resistor and obeys Ohm's law; the other is for a light-emitting diode (LED) and shows non-ohmic behaviour. What is the resistance of the carbon resistor?
B) For what value of current is the resistance of the LED...
I recently wrote a program that implements a slightly modified version of Prim's Algorithm to find a minimal spanning tree and it seems to work correctly. However, I am doubtful because my prof claims that this certain tree has more than 1 solution but my program gives only one solution. Note...
Hi, this is part of an application note entitled "Low-Noise Amplifier Stability Concept to Practical Considerations" from Maxim.
Could you help me with the question in the picture? Thanks.
Source: http://www.maximintegrated.com/app-notes/index.mvp/id/1849...
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Given the graph (see picture), determine:
a) magnitude of impulse (max error of +/- 25%)
b) direction of impulse
c) mass of the object that the impulse acted on.
Note that initial velocity is 3.8 m/s to the west and that final velocity is 4.8 m/s to the east.
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P = dW/dt
Change in work = Change in Kinetic Energy
The Attempt at a Solution
Since the integral of the power graph is work done in the system, and since it starts at 0, does this mean kinetic energy is the same thing? So I can probably make...
1. The problem
For sake of format I attached the a screenshot of the course material I'm having difficulty wrapping my walnut around. Which is how:
Total Displacement = Area of Triangle + Area of Rectangle
or
Δvector d = Atriangle + ARectangle
or
Δvector d = 1/2 (V2-V1)Δt +V1*Δt...
The graph in the picture attached describes the motion of a 500.0 g cart for the first 60 seconds of its motion.
1. Calculate how far the cart moves during the first 25 seconds of motion.
2. Indicate the time intervals during which the cart has a non-zero acceleration.
3. Calculate the...
Hi,
For some reason, when I run this MATLAB code, I'm getting what looks like about 10,000 for Rf for the largest Vo on the graph, but MATLAB is giving me Rf at (Vo)max as 100,001
Any ideas?
clc;
clear;
close all;
syms Rf
Rf = 0:0.1:100000;
VRt25 = 18.*(10000)./(10000 + Rf)...
I recently took a test with a question like the one I have attached above. There were four line graphs (I've only included one) with four solutions (I've only included two). I do not remember the question. I am hoping someone can identify the problem, and point me in the right direction...
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I got a graph with time on the x-axis, and distance on the y-axis. (see attached picture)
I have to calculate the acceleration using only the distance - time graph.
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I used S(t)=S(0) + V(0) * t + .5 * a * t2
The Attempt at a Solution
That...
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For my physics coursework I need to convert a curved graph into a linear graph. This will allow me to calculate the acceleration of the object.
The experiment was repeated multiple times with the independent variable being the mass of the object. The object was dropped...
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I am given the graph of the potential of a particle, and the particle is in its ground state. I must make the graph of the wave-function with respect to x.
(A) Sketch psi(x) for this particle.
(B) You make a measurement to find the particle. Indicate on your graph...
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Is a function that has a square root an exponential graph since you can rewrite a square root as x^1/2?
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The graph of the function f is given, Draw the graph of f'
The graph looks like that of a parabola extending continuously upwards to the left and the right.
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lim f(x+ delta(x)) - f(x)
delta x -> 0...
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Consider the graph y = e^x
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Make an equation that results in reflecting about the line y = 2
The Attempt at a Solution
I came up with 2 - e^x
And when I put it in my calculator it makes sense.
Just -e^x is reflected among y = 0
so if you...
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Height- 1-10| 10-20 |30-50 |50-60
Frequency 2 |5| 7| 9
Cumulative frequency-2 7 14 18
So this is a Group frequency table.
Is the median obtained from Cumulative frequency graph 100% accurate?Or is it just an assumption?
Homework...
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The consumption set of a consumer is: {(x, y) ∈ R+² : X ≥ X’ >0, Y ≥ Y’ > 0}. Graph it.
I am only wondering how it looks, don't need a copy of the graph.
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{(x, y) ∈ R+² : X ≥ X’ >0, Y ≥ Y’ > 0}
The Attempt at a Solution
This first part, (x, y) ∈ R+²...
I'm trying to prove that a graph with the below properties has an eulerian path.
1. Graph has no self loops or parallel edges.
2. Every two different vertices u and v have an odd number of common neighbor vertices.
I'm thinking about this problem for a whole day and can't manage to prove...
Ok, I've been trying to soak up the MIT physics material, but I am stuck on something and it is driving me crazy. They have several questions about graphs of potential energy vs. position, which also includes the total mechanical energy. I just can't fully wrap my mind around these graphs and...
In Graph States for Quantum Secret Sharing on page 3 :
I understand that $$\mathop \otimes \limits_i Z_i^{{l_{i2}}} = Z_1^{{l_{12}}} \otimes Z_2^{{l_{22}}} \otimes Z_3^{{l_{32}}}$$
But I don’t understand why $$\left| G \right\rangle = \left( {\frac{{\left| {0 + + } \right\rangle +...
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When one measures the reflectance of say silicon, certain peaks appear in the graph. I am wondering, if anyone can explain the location of the peaks and their meaning.
Here the graph is, I hope the picture thing works, else here is the link.
The graph is for a polished...
A lot of websites say that if you take the slope of a voltage vs time graph, you get the current. However, the math tells a different story.
where V = voltage, J = joules, C = coulombs, A = amperes, s = seconds
A = C / s
C = A * s
V = J / C
J = C / V
if we take the slope of Voltage...
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Here is the question..
Figure P2.35 (A link to the image is posted) represents part of the performance data of a car owned by a proud physics student. (a) Calculate the total distance traveled by computing the area under the red-brown graph line. (b) What distance does the...
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It is thought that the law relating the voltage (v) across an inductor and the time(t0) in milliseconds (ms) is given by the relationship v=Ae^(t/B). Where “A” and “b” are constants and “e” is the exponential function. The results of the experimentation are below:
V...