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Natural vs. Synthetic rubber foam ? search project solution help
Hello everybody I have a mass production project for a new product . The thing is to be made in foam , sheets...it is some material involved . To visualize the idea think about the Yoga mat sort of material but much thick.. Natural or Synthetic ?..provided there is to be found a natural...- rejdavid
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- Natural Project Rubber Search
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Existence of a natural number X
Homework Statement Given M \in N, show that there exists an X \in N such that for all n \geq X , n^2+n+1 \succ M Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Since both M and X are natural numbers and I am just trying to prove the existence of a certain natural number X, I...- h.shin
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- Existence Natural
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When are you supposed to take the natural log of both sides of an equation?
It seems this is done randomly, yet it must not be random, there must be some logic to it, but when do you know to do it? What is like a clue or the rules that indicate you can/should take the natural log of both sides of an equation?- Jurrasic
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- Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Finding the natural frequency of a steel beam
Homework Statement I am trying to calculate the natural frequency of a steel beam. Homework Equations I=1/12*W*T^3 Volume= T*W*L M0=V*ρ K=(3EI/L^3) Meff=(33/140)*M0+Mend ωn=√(k/Meff) The Attempt at a Solution This should be a simple plug and chug problem but I can't see what...- hks118
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- Beam Frequency Natural Natural frequency Steel
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding the Solution for x in a Natural Logarithm Equation
Homework Statement Solve for x xln(x)-24+6ln(x)-4x=0 My attempt at the solution I first moved "-24" and "-4x" to the right side of the equation yielding xln(x)+6ln(x)=24+4x I then converted the natural logarithms to exponent form and product form yielding ln(x)^x+ln(x)^6...- statusquorulz
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- Logarithms Natural
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Proof: Applications of the Universal Property of Natural Numbers
Homework Statement N refers to the set of all natural numbers. Part 2: From the previous problem, we have σn : N → N for all n ε N. Show that for any n ε N, σ(n+1)(N) is a subset of σn(N), where we have used n + 1 for σ(n) as we defined in class. 2. The attempt at a solution For Part 2, I...- icestone111
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- Applications Natural Natural numbers Numbers Proof Property Universal
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Question about formula for natural log
Any information on the following formula for natural logarithm (I looked in wikipedia and Mathworld but didn't see it). It came from another equation I was working on a bit ago, and I was curious about it as I didn't recall seeing it before (which doesn't mean I haven't), although it reminded...- Matt Benesi
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- Formula Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: General Math
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Double integral of a Log (natural)
Homework Statement I wish to find the following integral over the rectangle [-a,a] in u and [-b,b] in v using Mathematica. The constants a and b are positive (and non-zero). The variables x and y are in Reals. A(x,y)=\int_{-a}^a{\int_{-b}^b{\log{\left[(u-x)^2+(v-y)^2\right]}{\rm d}v}{\rm...- Mbert
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- Double integral Integral Log Natural
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Natural frequency of large degree of freedom system
I have a spring-mass system with 200 masses and 199 springs. All masses are 100 tonnes and stiffness 20 MN. The boundary conditions are fixed-free. I have constructed a lumped mass matrix and stiffness matrix and calculated the lowest natural frequency. Including the boundary conditions I...- dxdy
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- Degree Degree of freedom Frequency Natural Natural frequency System
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Is the Relationship Between Natural Log and Partial Derivatives in PDE Valid?
Is the following relationship true?: \frac{\partial (ln(k))}{\partial P}=\frac{1}{k}\frac{\partial k}{\partial P} I am getting both of these terms from a paper on mineral physics and they seem to use both terms interchangeably. If so, how are these related?- Hypatio
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- Log Natural Natural log Pde
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Natural Frequency and mode shapes
Hi I am using Ansys to find the natural frequency of a structure but this has meant that my understanding of vibrations has become unstuck. When I last studied natural frequencies, it was under free vibration. I formed the impression that one structure can have only one natural frequency...- skaboy607
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- Frequency Mode Natural Natural frequency Shapes
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Powerseries of a natural logarithm
Homework Statement Show that \frac{1}{x} \ln \frac{x+1}{x-1} = \sum_0^\infty \frac{2x^{2n}}{2n+1}. 2. The attempt at a solution I tried to use the relation \frac{1}{1+x} = \frac{d}{dx}\ln (1+x) and expand as a geometric series, but this did not lead anywhere since I then ended...- center o bass
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- Logarithm Natural
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The Meaning of Natural Units: $c=1$
What is the meaning of a frame of reference where $c=1$ ? Are these the so called natural units?? And which is the purpose of this??- Casco
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- Natural Units
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Is There a Trick to Rewrite This Equation in Terms of t?
Hi I want to rewrite the following equation in terms of t: X=\exp(-At)-\exp(-Bt) Where X,A and B are positive numbers. The problem is, I have a -exp() term... so I can't take the natural log of this... ie. as far as I am aware the following is not allowed: \ln(-\exp(-Bt)) So...- SUDOnym
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- Natural
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Derivatives of the Natural Exponential and logarithmic Functions
1. Hello there, I have a few questions on the derivative homework that I did but not sure if it's right or not. These are difficult and my teacher doesn't go over all of them so I don't know if it is right or not. Please help me so I can understand the concepts before the upcoming test. 1...- josh_123
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- Derivatives Exponential Functions Logarithmic Natural
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Prove that the product of any three consecutive natural numbers
Homework Statement Prove that the product of any three consecutive natural numbers is divisible by 6. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution wat- 1MileCrash
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- Natural Natural numbers Numbers Product
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Differential Equation Involving Natural Log.
Homework Statement Calculate the following: \int^{-4}_{-6} (x^-1+5x)dx Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I've worked this down to ln(-4) + 5(-4) - ln(-6) - 5(-6) =ln(-4)-ln(-6)+10 The answer to the left half (the ln parts) of the equation is undefined, and the...- theRukus
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- Differential Differential equation Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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State and prove a natural generalization
Homework Statement State and prove a natural generalization of "prove that for any three positive real numbers x1, x2, x3, x1/x2 + x2/x3 + x3/x1 \geq 3. Homework Equations AG Inequality is used in subproof (x1/x2 + x2/x3 + x3/x1 \geq 3) The Attempt at a Solution I don't know what...- major_maths
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- Natural State
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Question about integral and natural log
Homework Statement Find the integral to the following expression \int\frac{1}{x-1}dx Homework Equations \int udv = uv - \int vdu \int\frac{1}{x}dx = ln(x) The Attempt at a Solution Given the information above, would a correct answer to this problem be ln(x-1) ? If not...- JamesGoh
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- Integral Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How Do You Differentiate f(x) = (71+x)/(1-x)?
Homework Statement Differentiate, f(x)=71+x/1-x Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Working this out, hoping it's right as I was going along, my final answer is 71+x/1-x * (2ln7)/1-x- AwesomeSN
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- Differentiating Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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What actually is natural frequency?
when we talk about the phenomenon of resonance, we use the term 'natural frequency'. What actually is natural frequency of an object?...what is meant by matching of natural and applied frequency and why does it produce vibration with maximum amplitude?- kapil phyreak
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- Frequency Natural Natural frequency
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Solve for x: Natural Log Help!
natural log helpp! Homework Statement ln(x+10)+ln(x+4)=2 2. The attempt at a solution okay so i took it down to (-14+-(14^2 - 4(e^2 - 40))^1/2) / 2 which i broke down to 356 - 4e^2 inside the sqrt. am i on the right track and if so Whats the next step?- tommy2st
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- Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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The Natural Dispersion of Black Holes
Black holes are believed to be scattered throughout the universe. These ultra-dense bodies have a gravity field so dense that nothing, not even light can escape. If these bodies are able to consume everything that enters its event horizon than over the billions of years that the universe has...- mncmbabcock
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- Black holes Dispersion Holes Natural
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Natural log of a variable times the variable
so I've got this equation down to x*ln(2/x) = 5 Can someone show/point me to a page where I can see how to solve this. I am under the impression it requires some type of ratio computation. thanks!- ill
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- Log Natural Natural log Variable
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Natural Frequency of a Spring System
A mass m is confined to move in a channel in the x-direction and is connected to four identical springs with spring constant k, which are oriented at angles \phi = 45° as shown, if the system is in static equilibrium. a) Ignoring friction, determine the natural frequency of vibration of the...- Malby
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- Frequency Natural Natural frequency Spring System
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Time period and natural frequency
A fundamnetal question here; IS it that the terminologies natural time period and frequency are used only for simple harmonic motions and not for motions which are periodic/sinusoidal like an SHM?- svishal03
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- Frequency Natural Natural frequency Period Time Time period
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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How do we formalize the following:For all natural Nos :
How do we formalize the following: For all natural Nos : n^2 is even\Rightarrow n is even- solakis
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Fibonacci primes equinumerous with the set of Natural numbers?
I believe that Fibonacci primes are infinite. Currently there is no proof that there is an infinite number of Fibonacci primes. I was wondering why we couldn't compare the set of Fibonacci primes to the set of Natural Numbers and demonstrate that both have cardinality aleph null? Indeed, why...- fibonacci235
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- Natural Natural numbers Numbers Primes Set
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Whose light do you find more natural, Florescent or Incandescent?
Color Rendering Index is said to measure the extend to which lights behave as natural light .It is said that Incandescent have CRI of 100 and Florescent have around 60-70. However, I find the lights from Incandescent yellow-reddish and I find that objects are rendered yellowish on its light. I...- I_am_learning
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- Light Natural
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Wormwood Forest: A Natural History of Chernoby
Hello everyone. I am the author of "Wormwood Forest: A Natural History of Chernobyl" and stumbled upon your very interesting forum when googling Genn Saji, a Japanese nuclear scientist who has been sending out daily email updates about Fukushima. I am fortunate enough to be on his list and...- ChernobylMary
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- Forest History Natural
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Fluid momentum and Natural circulation in Nuke reactors
How is the net driving pressure difference within a PWR a function of T and H delta P = delta T(Core) * g * partial Rho(T, P(RCS))/partial T * delta H I get how this correlates to the pressure differential and is found with bernoulli's equation but how does the temperature dependence get...- Mordukon
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- Circulation Fluid Momentum Natural Nuke
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Is This Natural Deduction Problem Solvable?
Homework Statement Prove by natural deduction ((X \Rightarrow ¬Y)\vee(¬X\RightarrowY))\Rightarrow(¬(X\wedgeY)\wedge¬(¬X\wedge¬Y)) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i understand basic natural deduction and how to prove via it but this one has me stumped as there is no...- TinyTex
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Prove by both Natural Deduction and Resolution
Homework Statement Prove by both natural deduction and by resolution ((X \Rightarrow ¬Y)\vee(¬X\RightarrowY))\Rightarrow(¬(X\wedgeY)\wedge¬(¬X\wedge¬Y))Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution as far as natural deduction on this goes i have no idea since there is no ' I- ' looking symbol so...- TinyTex
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- Natural Resolution
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Proving the Largest Natural Number m for Divisibility of n^3-n
Find the largest natural number m such that n^3 -n is divisible by m for n element N. Prove your assertion. How exactly do you begin this im thinking the largest m could possible be is n^3 -n, but I am not sure. To be divisible we know that mk=n^3-n for some k- Punkyc7
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- Divisibility Natural
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What Are Natural Boundary Conditions?
Hi, I was reading Lemon's Perfect Form and it talked about "natural boundary conditions". But I don't understand exactly how one determines them. It seems to me that one imposes some random condition then deduce stuff from it...?! Advanced thanks for any enlightenment!- c299792458
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- Boundary Boundary condition Condition Natural
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Natural Selection and David Lack's starling studies
Homework Statement Describe Lack's experiments with Swiss starlings, and state what these experiments tell us about the effect of natural selection Homework Equations Lack's studies / experiment was that he marked the nestlings of the starlings and then he recaptured them months later...- Edin_Dzeko
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- Natural Natural selection Studies
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Why Aren't There Public Intellectuals From The Field of Natural Sciences?
Most public intellectuals who are critics of society and speak out about their knowledge often come from the social science realm. Why aren't there any from the hard sciences?- realism877
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- Field Natural
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Natural Frequency Question SI Units
i have a basic question about the natural frequency of a system. for a mass (M), spring (k constant) undamped system the natural frequerncy is: w_n=sqrt(k/M) the units of w_n according to a lot of resources i found on the internet & textbooks are [rad/sec], my question is why? if i use...- yanaibarr
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- Frequency Natural Natural frequency Si Si units Units
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Natural convection from hot pipe in water
Hey, I was having this very silly problem in heat transfer. Please could you see what's going wrong ! I am working on defrost water tray modelling. In that, the water collected during defrost is heated by the compressor o/p coil so as to aid evaporation. I was trying to find out the heat...- prageet
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- Convection Hot Natural Pipe Water
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Formula for Natural Frequency of Cantilever Beam
I found two different versions of equations to find natural frequency of a cantilever beam. I am not sure which one is right. I would appreciate if someone could make things a bit clear here F1= k^2*sqrt(E*I/(mpl*L^4))/(2*pi) where k=1.875 for first natural freq and I= b*d^3/12; OR is... -
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Natural domain to define f(z)=loglog
Homework Statement Let log z be the principal branch of the logarithm function defined −pi < arg z < pi the domain to define f(z)=loglog z?? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I already know how to represent the arg z by arctanb/a+2pi*k how can I get arctan [Re (log...- justin_huang
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- Domain Natural
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Calculating Mass Flow Rate of Water in a Natural Draught Cooling Tower
A natural draught cooling tower is designed to have a 3% loss of the mass of the water entering the tower by evaporation into the atmosphere. Atmospheric air enters the tower at a volume flow rate of 4 m^3/s a temp of 10C and a relative humidity of 50%. Air leaves the tower in a saturated...- chelonege
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- Cooling Flow Flow rate Mass Mass flow Mass flow rate Natural Rate Tower Water
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How do natural frequency sensors measure solid and vessel frequency?
Hi all ! i want to know some of the devices that measure natural frequency of solids/vessels, etc ! with regards! take care !- usmanmalik
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- Frequency Natural Natural frequency Sensor
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Natural Frequency: Homework Statement
Homework Statement [PLAIN]http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/553/unled0016.jpg Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution can you sujjest me some articals to read (what knowladge do i need) before attemptiong this question?- buxZED
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Proof with natural numbers and sequences of functions
Homework Statement For every epsilon > 0, there exists an N\in N such that, for every j >= N, |f(i,n) - g(n)|<epsilon for every n\in N. In addition, for every fixed j\in N, (f(i,n)) converges. Prove that (g(n)) converges. Homework Equations f: N x N --> R, g: N --> R The Attempt at...- davitykale
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- Functions Natural Natural numbers Numbers Proof Sequences
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Is There a Natural Isomorphism from V to V**?
natural isomorphism from V to V** It is known that there is a natural isomorphism \epsilon \rightleftharpoons \omega^\epsilon from V to V**, where \omega: V \times V* \rightarrow R is a bilinear mapping. So given a certain \epsilon \in V, its image under the isomorphism is actually a set of... -
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Crysis Natural Mod: Improved Graphics and Higher Framerates
I downloaded the Crysis natural mod, installed it, and not only does the game look mind-blowingly spectacular, But I think the framerates increased very slightly. Beforehand, playing Crysis on very high spec/1920x1080 gave me 25-45 fps. Now it's at 35-60+ fps with the natural mod installed. Did...- FishmanGeertz
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- Natural
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Integration results in natural log of a natural log
SORRY FOR THE LACK OF FORMATTING, I SPENT 30 MINUTES TRYING TO FORMAT AND IT KEPT GETTING MESSED UP. Homework Statement Evaluate by substitution. Integral of dx/xln(x^2) Homework Equations integral of 1/u du = ln(u) + C The Attempt at a Solution u = ln(x^2) du = 2/x...- cmajor47
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- Integration Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Derivative Problem involving Natural Log
Homework Statement Evaluate the derivative of the following function: p(x) = (5x)-ln(5x) Homework Equations \frac{d}{dx}lnx = \frac{1}{x} Not sure what else... The Attempt at a Solution I know that I will have to use the chain rule in this problem, but actually...- SMA83
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- Derivative Log Natural Natural log
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Natural magnification(special circumstances)
Hi everyone, Say, I was wondering if you could explain something to me. I have two examples to share: 1) I drive by several enclosed bus stops on my way to work. The enclosure consists of a solid roof, but the sides are a metal mesh screen with circular holes less than the diameter of my...