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Understanding Symbolic Math in MATLAB: Real and Imaginary Parts
I have such MATLAB problem: I create variables R1 RF R2 and w so: syms RF R1 R2 w then I write expression: 3*R1*w*(RF + 200)/((R2*w*29*i + 3)*(3*R1*w - 2*i)) which gives: (3*R1*w*(RF + 200))/((3*R1*w - 2*sqrt(-1))*(R2*w*29*sqrt(-1) + 3)) why sqrt(-1) and not i? furthermore? if I want real part...- zhaniko93
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- Imaginary Matlab parts
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Integration by parts if f' ang g' are not continuous
The Integration by Parts Theorem states that if f' and g' are continuous, then ∫f'(x)g(x)dx = f(x)g(x) - ∫f(x)g'(x)dx. My question is, are those assumptions necessary? For example, this holds even if only one of the functions has a continuous derivative (say f' is not continuous but g'...- Boorglar
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- Continuous Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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U substitution and integration by parts
I would think because of this The following problem: At this stage they should use integration by parts: However, maybe integration by parts is only useful when one of the parts is e^x ln or a trigonometric formula.- robertjford80
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- Integration Integration by parts parts Substitution U substitution
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Manufacturing Defects - not all parts are equal
One of the things all the pros do is to check all parts before assembly..good tip for all racers..my life long round track driver, “ Krash” had a real head scratching problem. The starter he ran for years was now not turning over the engine. It was hanging up at the same point of rotation. We...- Ranger Mike
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- Manufacturing parts
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Integration by Parts and Substitution: Solving Complex Integrals
Homework Statement Homework Equations uv - integral of vdu The Attempt at a Solution They don't seem to be using the integration by parts formula here. I don't understand why why they don't have a value for what z equals. dz = eu. well, what does z equal. I would think it...- robertjford80
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- Formula Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Helium tank filling parts to a specific pressure?
Homework Statement I have a tank that has 8000 cubic feet of helium in it. I have parts I'm filling to a gage pressure of 0.5 bar. The parts have a volume of 0.05ft^3. How many cubic feet of helium are in each part? Temperature is constant. Homework Equations I'm not sure if I'm missing...- rothrj
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- Helium parts Pressure Specific Tank
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Turbine-powered subway train (3 parts)
Hi, For my Writing for Engineers class I have decided to take on a feasibility inquiry: "Is it possible to power a NYC subway train using wind turbines atop that same train?" (provided that a NYC subway train requires 2.1 MW of power to run at 55 mph) Now, I have come to the conclusion that...- babayevdavid
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- parts Train
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Integrating ln(x+1)/(x^2+1) using recursive integration by parts
Hi, I need to find ∫ln(x+1)/(x^2+1)dx I think it might involve recursive integration by parts, so first I set: u=ln(x+1) dv = 1/(x^2+1)dx du=1/(x+1)dx v=ArcTan(x) ∫ln(x+1)/(x^2+1)dx = ArcTan(x)Ln(x+1) - ∫ArcTan(x)/(x+1)dx Then I integrated by parts again, so...- OrangeJuggler
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Calculus
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Parts List = Bill of materials?
Is a part list equivalent to a bill of materials?- eurekameh
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- List Materials parts
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Solving Complex Equation: Real & Imaginary Parts of z=x+iy
Homework Statement Given that the real and imaginary parts of the complex number z=x+iy satisfy the equation (2-i)x-(1+3i)y=7. Find x and y. The attempt at a solution I know it's quite simple. Just equate the real and imaginary parts, but i checked and redid it again, but the answer still...- DryRun
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- Complex Complex equation Imaginary parts
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Coefficient of kinetic friction on 2 different parts
Homework Statement When the mass M is at the position shown, it has a speed v0 = 2.17 m/s and is sliding down the inclined part of a slide. The mass reaches the bottom of the incline and then travels a distance S2 = 2.45 m along the horizontal part of the slide before stopping. The distance S1...- yannguyen
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- Coefficient Friction Kinetic Kinetic friction parts
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Drawing and Computing Moment Diagrams by Parts: Tips and Rules
Urgent Help Please! Just want to ask some rules/ tips in drawing MOMENT DIAGRAM BY PARTS and COMPUTING FOR THE MOMENT OF THE AREA OF THE MOMENT about a particular axis. Here's the step I typically do: 1. Get the reactions. 2. Plot the moment diagram of EVERY force. (that's why it's...- jnlbctln
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- Diagram Moment parts
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Using integration by parts to prove reduction fomula
Use integration by parts to prove the reduction formula: int(sec^n)x dx = (tan(x)*sec^(n-2)*x)/(n-1) + [(n-2)/(n-1)]int(sec^(n-2)*x dx n /= 1 (n does not equal 1) I used "int" in place of the integral sign. This was a problem on the corresponding test from the cal A class I am from...- Ianfinity
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- Integration Integration by parts parts Reduction
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integration by parts involving an unknown function
Homework Statement I have attached a picture including 2 equations: (2.13) and (2.14) I don't understand how they got from (2.13) to (2.14) using integration by parts Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution For the integral: \int_{\tau_0}^t\sigma(\tau)d\tau=...- sara_87
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- Function Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Splitting Infinite Series into Real and Imaginary Parts
I need a quick reminder that this is (hopefully) true: Let \sum a_n be an infinite series of complex terms which converges but not absolutely. Then can we still break it up into its real and imaginary parts? \sum a_n = \sum x_n + i\sum y_n -
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MHB Divide a line segment into three equal parts
is there a way to divide a line segment into three equal parts using just compass and ruler ? I heard that there is not a way and there is a proof for that is that right ?- Amer
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- Line parts
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- Forum: General Math
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Splitting a function into odd and even parts
Hi, I've been looking at Fourier transforms, odd and even functions and such recently. But I'm a little confused about how exactly you split a function up. I know the general forumla and seen the derivation, however when i do it with a proper function i never seem to get the correct answer. Was...- Hazzattack
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- even Function parts Splitting
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- Forum: General Math
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Units assistance for loading of parts
Hi all, I am building a model in Abaqus and wondered if somone could assist with the units I need to enter. I have built my parts using mm as the dimension, i.e. part is 10 units (mm) wide. (To clarify this can also be entered as metres as in 10e-3, however I chose to be consistent with...- Corsan
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- Assistance parts Units
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Integration by parts can you solve this problem please
calculate : ∫x²e-x3dx by parts please i need details :) thank you very much- idir93
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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An integral by parts problem - please advise
Homework Statement The function is increasing and has a inverse f^-1 Also assume f′is continuous and f'(x) > 0 over the state interval of integration [a,b] PLEASE NOTE! a is lower limit, b is upper limit (same for alpha and beta symbol later on) Used integration by parts to show that: \int...- insane0hflex
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- Advise Integral parts
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integrate 1/x(2/3) - Solve for 3 Cube Root 3
knowing the standard form for integration by parts is ∫ f(x)g'(x) dx = f(x)g(x) - ∫f'(x)g(x) dx I have what is an innocuous looking part of an equation which I can't solve. the f(x) part in this case is; ln(5x) which is easy enough i.e. 1/x the second part 1/(x(2/3)) is the bit I...- Roodles01
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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On the integration by parts infinitely many times
greetings . it's known that if g(x), f(x) are two functions ,and f(x) is sufficiently differentiable , then by repeated integration by parts one gets : \int f(x)g(x)dx=f(x)\int g(x)dx -f^{'}(x)\int\int g(x)dx^{2}+f^{''}(x)\int \int \int g(x)dx^{3} - ... -
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Complex Analysis - Values of Real and Imaginary parts
Homework Statement Simplify in terms of real and imaginary parts of x and y and sketch them. 1) Re \frac{z}{z-1} = 0 2) I am \frac{1}{z} ≥ 1 The Attempt at a Solution 1) \frac{x + iy}{x + iy -1} = 0 Am I allowed to just vanish the imaginary components here and have \frac{x}{x...- NewtonianAlch
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- Analysis Complex Complex analysis Imaginary parts
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Integrating by parts Maxwell Lagrangian
I attached a file that shows the free EM action integral and how it can be rewritten. I would like to know how to go from the first line to the second. I have to integrate by parts somehow, and I know surface terms get thrown out, but I do not know how the indices of the gauge fields should be...- Lapidus
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- Lagrangian Maxwell parts
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Automotive How performance car parts influence torque vs horsepower?
I am currently majoring in mechanical engineering at Texas A&M after having completed my associates degree in automotive technology (4.0gpa) while i'v been fixing cars at Firestone Autocare. Its odd that i rarely find anyone who knows a thing about the physics of energy efficiency and the...- hondaman520
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- Car Horsepower parts performance Torque
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Integration - u substitution problem (Integration by parts?)
Homework Statement Find the integral of 3x* (2x-5)^6*dx, let u= 2x -5. Homework Equations Im not sure if i am meant to use integration by parts or not?? I was able to do previous questions of the topic just using u sub to get rid of the first x variable. The Attempt at a Solution...- sg001
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- Integration Integration by parts parts Substitution U substitution
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integration by parts, where am I going wrong?
Homework Statement \int_{1}^{2} x^2 e^{x} dx Homework Equations Integrating by parts. Writing out chain rule, integrating both sides and rearranging gives ∫f(x)g'(x) dx = f(x)g(x) - ∫f'(x)g(x) dx The Attempt at a Solution \int_{1}^{2} x^2 e^{x} dx = \left[x^2...- Kaldanis
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Evaluate the integral using integration by parts?
Homework Statement Evaluate the integral. Integral = x f(x) dx from 0 to 1 when f(1) = 6, f'(1) = 7. Answer choices: A. 11/6 + 1/6 integral from 0 to 1 x^3f''(x)dx B. 11/12 - 1/6 integral from 0 to 1 x^3f''(x)dx C. 11/3 + 1/2 integral from 0 to 1 x^2f'(x)dx D. 11/3 - 1/2 integral from 0 to 1...- turbokaz
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- Integral Integration Integration by parts parts
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When exactly does the tabular method for integration by parts fail?
I found this interesting but different way to solve integration by parts problems on the internet: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/854/integration20by20parts2.jpg/ It seems to work well for me when doing most textbook problems, except when the integrand contains a natural logarithm. I just... -
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Complex Numbers - Forms and Parts
Hi, I have a complex number and understand that the rectangular form of the number is represented by s = σ + jω, where σ is the real part and jω is imaginary. I am having trouble locating them in the number below: I know that "2" is a real number, and the numerator is imaginary...- dotNet
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- Complex Complex numbers Forms Numbers parts
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Integration by parts - Does this make sense?
I'm confused. I was making up some of my own problems involving higher powers of x to integrate. For example: \displaystyle\int x^5 e^{5x}dx I set about going about finding \frac{dy}{dx} up to \frac{d^6y}{dx^6}. u=x^5 \frac{du}{dx}=5x^4 \frac{d^2u}{dx^2}=20x^3 \frac{d^3u}{dx^3}=60x^2...- studentxlol
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Integration by parts and negatives
Homework Statement Here are two instances where the negative sign just changes for no reason. The one's all the way on the right. Why? I don't understand what is going on here. For the second one, it should + cos x- bobsmith76
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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How Do You Solve ∫ x^2 sin x Using Integration by Parts?
Homework Statement ∫ x2 sin x Homework Equations uv - ∫ v duThe Attempt at a Solution u = x2 du = 2x dv = sin x v = -cos x step 1. x2 - cos x - ∫ -cos x 2x I think -cos x * 2x becomes -2x cos x so now we have step 2. x2 - cos x - ∫ -2x cos x which means I have to integrate by parts...- bobsmith76
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Did the author make a mistake in integrating by parts?
Homework Statement In this video from which there is a screen shot above the author went from x/2 to 2x and all he said was half is two quarters. right a half is two quarters it is not 2. I just want to make sure that he made a mistake because I've been seeing some real bizarre things in...- bobsmith76
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- Integration Integration by parts Mistake parts
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Parts Per Thousand & Gradients Question
Hello all I was wondering if anyone could help me with the following:- The equation of a line is Y = -0.00331x + 9907.333. The equation represents distance (x) and elevation (y) The gradient is -0.003311. What is number represents is for every 1 unit I move in the x plane I move...- tomtomtom1
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- parts Per
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Repeating integration by parts
Homework Statement integrate .5e^(t/50)*sin(t) Homework Equations integration by parts uv-∫vduThe Attempt at a Solution I am currently in differential equations and I remember from cal II that I have to keep using the equation above until the integral loops around, then set it equal to...- cameuth
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Cyclical Integration by Parts, going round and round
Homework Statement Integrate By Parts (i.e. not using formulas) ∫e3xcos(2x)dx The Attempt at a Solution I keep going around in circles, I know at some point I should be able to subtract the original integral across the = and then divide out the coefficient and that's the final...- GeekPioneer
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Building a PC: All Parts Needed & Software to Install
can all the parts be bought in hardwares? and if anyone has done this can you please give me all the parts needed, also the software you need to install using windows or linux- chrisalviola
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- Building install parts pc Software
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F is integrable if and only if its positive and negative parts are
Homework Statement Problem 2.6.3. in "Foundations of modern analysis", by Avner Friedman. Let f be a measurable function. Prove that f is integrable if and only if f+ and f- are integrable, or if and only if |f| is integrable. Homework Equations Friedman defines "integrable" like this: An...- Fredrik
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- Negative parts Positive Positive and negative
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Slip condition between two parts joined together by shrink-fitting?
Consider a bearing joint together with a long pipe (with radius a) by using shrink-fitting. The grip between the pipe and the inner ring of the bearing give rise to the surface pressure p at the interface. If a moment M now is applied to the pipe, what will the slip condition between the two...- Arcturus82
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- Condition parts Slip Slip condition
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Simplifying Integration by Parts: Solving ∫ln(x+x^2)dx Using the Hint x(1+x)
Hello. I'm attempting to integrat ∫ln(x+x^2)dx Our professor gave us the hint of x(1+x) I believe u= ln(x+x^2) and du=1+2x/x+x^2 I am not sure what dv should be Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks -
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Integration by parts (2-x)cos(nPi/2)x?
Homework Statement Hi, I'm doing fouier transforms and I'm not sure how to integrate (2-x)cos(nPi/2)x, (1,2). Anyone able to help me out? Even the indefinite integral would be fine. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I guess u would be (2-x) and dv would be cos(nPi/2)x dx. I'm not...- Splint
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Splitting fractional expression into real/imaginary parts
Hi guys, I'm having a bit of trouble splitting the RHS of the following expression into real and imaginary parts: (χ'+iχ")/A = \frac{1}{ω-ω_{0}-iγ/2} (It's to find expressions for absorption coefficient and index of refraction, but that's irrelevant). I've defined a = ω-ω_{0} and b =...- Millertron
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- Expression fractional parts Splitting
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Substitution method with Integration by Parts?
Substitution method with Integration by Parts? Homework Statement Evaluate the integral... ∫x^3[e^(-x^2)]dx Homework Equations ∫udv=uv-∫vdu The Attempt at a Solution I first tried using integration by parts setting u and dv equal to anything and everything. This seemed to make...- csinger1
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- Integration Integration by parts Method parts Substitution Substitution method
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Acceptable misalignment between holes on mating parts?
Hi, I am working on a design that has a stack of CSK PC/104 pcb boards fastened togther using HEX spacers. One of the PCB boards is being designed by an different design team. They have already manufactured their board but it turns out that the screw holes for the Hex spacers are...- Steven9
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- Holes parts
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Integration by parts evaluation
∫xax u=x du=dx dv=axdx v=ax/lna = xax - ∫axdx/lna is my solution right? my problem now is how to integrate the expression xax - ∫axdx/lna please help..- delapcsoncruz
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Does anyone know a good supplier for mechanical parts?
me and my father are working on a new project for his company and we need a supplier which has a big variety of parts and sells for low quantities. i will be glad if anyone can recommend me on good suppliers =>- TuviaDaCat
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- Mechanical parts
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Integration by parts SinIntegral[x]
Homework Statement Calculate the following integral exactly (no approximations) by the method of integration by parts: ∫0t SinIntegral[x] dx Homework Equations the following hints are given: D[SinIntegral[x], x] = Sinc[x]; and SinIntegral[0] = 0 The Attempt at a Solution...- eclayj
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Splitting an exponential complex number into real and imaginary parts
e-z2 where z is a complex number a+ib- dan5
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- Complex Complex number Exponential Imaginary parts Splitting
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Derivative of a complex function in terms of real and imaginary parts.
Hi, I wonder if anyone knows when (maybe always?) it is true that, where z=x+iy \text{ and } f : \mathbb{C} \to \mathbb{C} \text{ is expressed as } f=u+iv, \text{ that } f'(z)=\frac{\partial u}{\partial x}+i\frac{\partial v}{\partial x}? I'm pretty sure that this is true for f=exp. I...- gauss mouse
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- Complex Complex function Derivative Function Imaginary parts Terms
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- Forum: Calculus