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Work done moving charge near a line of charge
Homework Statement How much work (in J) is required to bring a charge of 2 microC from the point {2*6.8,-7,2*1.1}cm via the point {10,20,1}cm to the point {-3*6.8,3.4,-3*1.1}cm, in a medium with relative permittivity of 3.7, near a line charge along x=6.8 cm, z=1.1 cm, with charge density +329...- Teameister
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- Charge Electrostatics Line Maxwell Moving charge Work Work done
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Does the line lie in the plane?
Homework Statement Does the line through the point P(1, 2, 3) with direction vector d = (1, 2, -3) lie in the plane 2x+y-z=3? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution From the 2x+y-z i can get the vector (2, 1, -3) and the direction vector, their dot product does not equal zero. So, no it...- The Subject
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- line linear algebra plane vectors
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Parametric Equations of Tangent Line
Homework Statement z = 2x^2 + 5y^2 +2 C is cut by the plane x = 2 Find parametric eqns of the line tangent to C @ P(2, 1, 15) Homework Equations z = 5y^2 + 10 dz/dx = 10y dz/dx (1) = 10 The Attempt at a Solution z = 10y + 15 y = t + 1 if the slope is 10/1 then delta z = 10 and delta y = 1...- njo
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- Line Parametric Parametric equations Tangent Tangent line
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Find the equation of the line by using vectors
Homework Statement I have to find the equation of the line by using any vector a and b in a way that the line fits the triangle generated by vector addition. If you don't understand my statement, look at my attached file. You will understand what I mean by triangle. Is my solution right...- TheMathNoob
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- Line Vectors
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MHB Finding the Position Vector of Point $B$ on a Line Segment Between $P$ and $Q$
Let $P = (1,2,-1)$ and $Q = (3,1,0)$. A point $B$ lies on the line segment between $P$ and $Q$. Given that its distance from $P$ is twice its distance from $Q$. Find the position vector of $B$.- Guest2
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- Line Point Position Position vector Vector
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB A line passing through two points
If the line passing through the points $p = (1,2,-1)$ and $q = (3,1,0)$ contains the point $(a, 4,-3)$ then what's the value of $a$? I think $a = -3$. but I'm not sure. $(1,2,-1)x+(3,1,0)y = (a,4,-3)$ $(x,2x,-x)+(3y,y,0) = (a,4,-3)$ $(x+3y, 2x+y, -x) = (a, 4,-3)$ so $x = -3$, $y = -2$ and...- Guest2
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- Line Points
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- Forum: General Math
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Locating MySQL .ini File from the Command Line - Dave's Search
I found this before out on the interwebs, but alas can't find it today. How can you print the location of the .ini file that MySQL is using from the MySQL command line?? Thanks, -Dave- cpscdave
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- File Line Mysql Search
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Why Doesn't a Transmission Line Radiate All Its Power Away?
This question is about transmission line that I use between my Ham radio and the antenna. We a transmission line that is made of two parallel conductors close together. The current in one conductor is exactly the same as the current in the other conductor, but flowing in opposite direction...- GhostLoveScore
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- Antenna Line Radiation Rf Transmission Transmission line
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Transmission line and infinite reflection coefficient
Hello, I am taking some microwave engineering courses and was trying to explain the concept of reflection coefficients to my friend, but he asked me a question I am unable to answer... So we know that given a transmission line with characteristic impedance Z_0 terminated with a load impedance...- Boorglar
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- Coefficient Infinite Line Microwave Reflection Reflection coefficient Transmission Transmission line
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Build Zip Line with Steel Tubing: 500lb Load Bearing
I am looking at building a zip line in my back yard and using steel tubing as my end anchors with the following specifications 75' span / support 500lbs at the center / 1/4" steel cable / anchoring the tubing into a 8"x6' masonry wall and encasing it is concrete with an additional 4' of tubing...- vagajdbond
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- Bearing Line Load
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculation of Line Integral over a Parabola and Straight Line
Homework Statement Evaluate line integral(x+sqrt(y)) over y=x^2 from (0,0) to (1,1) and y=x from (1,1) to (0,0) Homework Equations n/a The Attempt at a Solution I set up integral from 0 to 1 of 2t(sqrt(1+4t^2))dt for the parabola part and then added integral from 0 to 1 of...- member 508213
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- Integral Line Line integral
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Line Integral Problems: Solving for Work and Potential Functions
I'm used to parameterizing however I'm not sure how to solve these types of problems, any help would be much appreciated. 1) Calculate the line integral ∫v⋅dr along the curve y=x3 in the xy-plane when -1≤x≤2 and v=xyi+x2j 2) a) Find the work that the force F = (y2+5)i+(2xy-8)j carries...- EdisT
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- Integral Line Line integral
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Damage to chimney by power line attache to it
hello :) I am desperately seeking help for my problem: during reper of electrical mast, service crew attached main power line to my chimney. ( Chimney was add to house structure some time after house was build. More than 25 years ago). Repair was a day long project. It required main power line...- Krystyna
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- Damage Line Power
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Ax+by=c is a straight line. When b=0 then it is // to y-axis
Am I forgetting some critical basic knowledge? It says: In the plane (identified by R^2) a linear equation ax+by=c is a straight line. If b=0 then this straight line is parallel with the y-axis; in the other case it is a straight line with slope -a/b. A (2 by 2)-system linear equation. Why is...- CynicusRex
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- Line Linear equation Parallel Straight line
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Find Electric field due to line charge -- Intermediate E&M
Homework Statement https://www.dropbox.com/s/w8xmgdwwqalymm4/000407.png?dl=0 Homework Equations I am not sure. The Attempt at a Solution I really don't understand how to go about this. I really need someone to help walk me through this where I can ask questions along the way. It is not so...- grandpa2390
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- Charge E&m Electric Electric field Field Line Line charge
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Proving a theorem in line integrals
At the bottom of the picture, I couldn't understand why differentiating with respect to x gives the first integral at the right-hand side 0. Thanks for reading.- anhtu2907
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- Integrals Line Line integrals Theorem
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Angle of electric field line heading to infinity
Homework Statement Charges 2q and -q are located on the x-axis at x=0 and x=a respectively. (a) Find the point on the x-axis where the electric field is zero, and make a rough sketch of some field lines. (b) You should find that some of the field lines that start on the 2q charge end up on...- bsvh
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- Angle Electric Electric field Electricity and magnetism Field Field lines Infinity Line
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Curvilinear integral along a line segment
1. Homework Statement Calculate the curvilinear integral ∫C (x2 + y2)ds where C is the line segment [0,0] → [3,4]. Then calculate the maximum M of x2 + y2 along the segment and verify that the inequality ∫C (x2 + y2)ds ≤ M*length(C) holds. Homework Equations ds = (x'(t)2 + y'(t)2)½dt ∇f(x,y)...- Gianmarco
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- Curvilinear Integral Line
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Finding E-field at a point away from a line charge
Homework Statement A line charge with a uniform linear charge density Lambda lies along the x-axis and extends from -∞ to 0. Determine the X-component, and Y-component of the E-field at a point P, a distance 'a' from the origin on the positive y-axis. Homework Equations dE= (k*dq/r^2)* r(hat)...- Geophyx
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- Charge E-field Line Line charge Linear density Point
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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E field due to a finite line of charge
Homework Statement A finite line of uniform charge is on the line joining (4,0,0) (0,8,0) and has λ= 2μC/m find E at (0,0,0) Homework Equations E = Q / (4 π ε0 r^2) dQ = λ dl = λ dx The Attempt at a Solution I first notice that r will depend on 2 changing values x and y. I write an...- Jake 7174
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- Charge Field Finite Line
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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MHB Line of intersection between two parallel planes?
How can I find the line of intersection between the planes 2x-y+2x+1=0 and -4x+2y-4x-2=0 I realize these are parallel as they are multiples of each other, but I'm not sure how to solve for the point. I also have to convert this line into parametric, cartesian and vector form. Sorry for the...- sawdee
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- Intersection Line Parallel Planes
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- Forum: General Math
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Does Gauss' Law use line integrals or surface integrals?
In my physics textbook, I see Gauss' Law as https://upload.wikimedia.org/math/0/3/5/035b153014908c0431f00b5ddb60c999.png\ointE dA but in other places I see it as...- Albert Tran
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- Gauss Gauss' law Integrals Law Line Line integrals Surface Surface integrals
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Parametric and canonical equation of the line
Homework Statement Find the parametric and canonical equation of the line L passing through the points A = [1, 0, 2] and B = [3, 1, −2]; check whether the point M = [7, 3, 1] lies on L. Homework Equations Canonical equation of a line in space x-x0 / l = y-y0 / m = z-z0 / n Parametric...- says
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- Line Parametric
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How Do You Calculate Projection and Symmetry in Vector Geometry?
Homework Statement Find the projection, P', of the point P on the line p, the distance of P from p and the coordinates of the point R symmetric to P with respect to p, where P = [1, 2, 0], and p : X = [3, 0, 0] + t(0, 1, 0), t ∈ IR. *Sorry about all the P's, but this is how the question is...- says
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- Line Projections
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Aircraft Streamlining: Benefits and Drawbacks
Is it good if an aircraft has lot of streamlines ?- Normandxavier
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- Aircraft Line Stream
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Parametric Equation of a line, Conditions
Homework Statement Find parametric equations for the line through P1 and P2 and also for the line segment joining those points. Also find the conditions for the parametric equations. a) P1(0, 2) and P2(-4,-4) b) P1(7,-3,9) and P2(7, -3, 1)Homework Equations Equation of a line (Vector...- Destroxia
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- Conditions Line Parametric
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Automotive Hydroboost on clutch line (car)
I want to install a hydroboost (VH44) to make the clutch easier to use (because of an injury/disability). From what I've read, it'll reduce the pedal travel distance *and* tension. What would happen if I installed two hydroboosters, in series? Reduce travel? Tension? Both? Nothing at all...- icor1031
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- Car Clutch Line
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Closest line from a point to a curve in R^2
Given a parametrized curve ##X(t):I\to\mathbb{R}^2## I am trying to show given a fixed point ##p##, and the closest point on ##X## to ##p##, ##X(t_0)##, the line between the point and the curve is perpendicular to the curve. My only idea so far is to show that...- RBG
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- Curve Line Point
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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A check: shortest distance from point to line
We want to know the shortest distance from the point P to the line (see figure 1). As far as I know it is given by the length of the segment perpendicular to the line that joins the line to the point. Can you check this argument I give is correct? Part A. First let us draw in the segment from...- julian
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- Line Point Shortest distance
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- Forum: General Math
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Line element and derivation of lagrange equation
With coordinates q en basis e ,textbooks use as line element : ds=∑ ei*dqi But ei is a function of place, as one can see in deriving formulas for covariant derivative. Why don't they use as line element the correct: ds=∑ (ei*dqi+dei*qi) Same question in deriving covariant derivative,- Alain De Vos
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- Derivation Element Lagrange Lagrange equation Line Line element
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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What lies left of a random number on a line of integers
When I pick a random number on a number line made out of integers, starting from zero and expanding infinite to the right, what can I say about the position of this random number ? To the right the amount of numbers is infinite. To the left is an amount, a number, so that is finite, but it has...- Tomon
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- Infinite Integers Line Random Random number
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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The rigor of using differentials in line elements
Greetings all, In Hartle's Gravitation, it seems like a given the way he manipulates the "differentials" when he gives a line element. The thing is that it works, and I know it's not mathematically rigorous, but first of all, I'm wondering when treating the differentials in the line elements in... -
MHB A particle traveling in a strainght line passes a fixed point O
so if $a\left(t\right)=p+qt$ then $v\left(t\right)=\int a\left(t\right) dt = pt+\frac{q {t}^{2}}{2}+C$ if $v=3.5$ when $t=2$ then $1.75=p+q$ if so, now what? the answers are $4, -3; 4m$ -
MHB Another particle moving in a straight line problem
A particle, moving in a straight line, passes through a fixed point O with a velocity of $8 m s^{-1}$ Its acceleration, $a\ m^{-2}$, t seconds after passing O is given by $a=12-6t$. Find (i) the velocity of the particle when $t=2$, (ii) the displacement of the partial from O when $t=2$. I... -
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How can an object move in a straight line?
I get the conservation of momentum law that states that objects always have conserved momentum. I can easily accept this with the view that while an object appears to be at rest it is actually speeding through the universe at a massive speed. I just have the same speed so relative to myself the...- callmespitfire
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- Line Straight line
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Why Does My Snell's Law Demonstration Fail Using a Linear Function Approach?
I can't figure out why my demonstration of snell's law fails, that's the demonstration: (I used a photo) I think it fails because the function t (HO) represents a line and so the concept of minimum is not defined, when I take the derivative and equal it to 0 I'm considering the case when the...- physics user1
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- Demonstration Derivative Law Line Snell's law
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- Forum: Optics
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Will the fuel system benefit from a larger fuel line?
Hello, I am working on a automotive fuel system for a school project and one of the problems is not enough fuel at higher rpm's. Would a larger fuel line help this problem? The pump has been determined that it should be powerful enough for the necessary supply and wondering if there can be...- darthapple35
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- Fuel Line System
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Searching for Dark Matter in 3.5 Kev Line Mystery
The 3.5 Kev x ray emission line first reported by Bulbul and Boyarsky in early 2014 continues to surface in the literature. This paper;http://arxiv.org/abs/1512.07217, Searching for decaying dark matter in deep XMM-Newton observation of the Draco dwarf spheroidal, conflicts with the findings of... -
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MHB What does this vertical line mean after X?
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- Line Mean Vertical
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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What is the Line Integral of xydx+4ydy along a Curve from (1,2) to (3,5)?
Homework Statement \int xydx+ 4ydy where C is the curve from (1,2) to (3,5) made up of the twoline segments parallel to the coordinate axes. c_1:(1,2)\rightarrow(3,2) c_2:(3,2)\rightarrow(3,5) Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution i got c2 correct, y=2+3t, and x = 0, for t goes from 0...- qq545282501
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- Integral Line Line integral
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Argument of a random complex no. lying on given line segment.
Homework Statement In the argand plane z lies on the line segment joining # z_1 = -3 + 5i # and # z_2 = -5 - 3i # . Find the most suitable answer from the following options . A) -3∏/4 B) ∏/4 C) 5∏/6 D) ∏/6 2. MY ATTEMPT AT THE SOLUTION We get two points ( -3 , 5 ) & ( -5 , -3 ) => The...- Ricky_15
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- Argand Argument Complex Complex number Complex numbers Line Pre calculus Random
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Calculating Archerfish's Line of Sight Angle in Relation to Squirt Angle
Homework Statement An archerfish hunts by dislodging an unsuspecting insect from its resting place with a stream of water expelled from the fish's mouth. Suppose the archerfish squirts water with a speed of 2.00 m/s at an angle of 50 degrees above the horizontal, and aims for a beetle on a...- RaeZ
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- Angle Line
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I have questions for transmission line (impedance matching)
Hello. I have questions for transmission line and please see the image below. This is the circuit what I made in which ZO and ZL are output and load impedances, respectively. The commercial voltage probe with oscilloscope is used to measure VL, voltage over ZL . VO, the voltage difference...- goodphy
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- Impedance matching Line Transmission Transmission line
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Equation of electric field line
There is a sentence In the electric field E⃗ =(4iˆ+4jˆ) N/C, electric potential at A(4 m, 0) is more than the electric potential at B(0, 4 m) I want to know what does it mean electric field E⃗ =(4iˆ+4jˆ) N/CIs it equation of electric field line?But how will it represent electric field...- gracy
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- Electric Electric field Field Line
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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How many times will the line travel between A and B
Hi, I'm new to the forum and have a maths question. So basically, X is the time axis (per minute) and Y is the price axis. I have a data set of 200,000 Y values in excel. If I were to draw two horizontal lines through the sine like wave, how many times will the line travel between A and B?? I...- Konstantine
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- Line Travel
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Force on a plate from a fluid line source
Homework Statement A line source of strength 2##\pi##m is located ##a## distance a above a horizontal plate. Find the force per unit width on the plate, ignoring gravity and taking the pressure below the plate to be uniform and equal to the stagnation pressure of the fluid. (You may nd the...- Raptor112
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- Fluid Force Line Plate Source
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Zipgenius compression program, command line options
I'm trying Zipgenius because it has excellent reviews from many sources, and it is free. The problem is, I can't find any documentation at all. In the program and on the official web site, the FAQ and Help links go to dead web addresses. In particular, I would like to know the syntax to zip and...- mikelepore
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- Compression Line Program
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Why is a branched line in R2 not a topological manifold?
Is there a topologist out there that wants to explain why exactly a branched line in R2 is not not a topological manifold? I know it's because there doesn't exist a chart at the point of branching, but I don't understand why not. I'm just starting to self study this, so go easy on me :).- CSteiner
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- Line Manifold Topological
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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How is a line integral over any closed surface 0?
We just started going over line integrals in calculus, and have been told that the integral over any closed surface is 0. What I don't get is then why can we do the line integral of a circle to get 2##\pi##r? Since a circle is a closed surface, shouldn't the line integral then be 0? -
Antibiotic 'last line of defence' breached
Bacterial antibiotic resistance gene found in China likely to spread worldwide, researchers say http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/antibiotic-resistance-colistin-1.3325942- Greg Bernhardt
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- Line
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- Forum: Biology and Medical