Pi Definition and 504 Threads
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Can Pi be predicted by a neural network?
Hi all, Would it be possible to try to predict Pi by a neural net. So basically when you input 1 into the neural net you will train it to output 3. Next input 2 and train it to ouput 1. Etc... Next after training the net such that it will predict the first 1000 positions correctly would it...- arnesinnema
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- Net Neural Pi
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Choosing repeating variable in pi Buckingham theorem
Homework Statement why we can't form the pi group by using repeating variable of (μ, ρ , v) or (D, v , μ ) ? http://www-mdp.eng.cam.ac.uk/web/library/enginfo/aerothermal_dvd_only/aero/fprops/dimension/node9.html http://www.efm.leeds.ac.uk/CIVE/CIVE1400/Section5/dimensional_analysis.htm...- foo9008
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- Pi Theorem Variable
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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B What Are the Latest Insights on CMB Anomalies from Ali Frolop and Douglas Scott?
Another interesting article Pi in the sky by the intrepid duo Ali Frolop, and Douglas Scott. Those pesky CMB anomalies again! Garth -
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Why do we assume that the circulating pi electrons induce B
Why do we assume that the circulating pi electrons induces another magnetic field, B_in, that adds to the external mag field, B_ext, instead of opposing B_ext? Couldnt the pi electrons just as easily oppose B_ext? This lecture says the protons on benzene will experience greater effectual... -
What is Pi Day and why do nerds celebrate it?
Nerds of the world are celebrating our annual nerd-o-rama, Pi Day. Have a great one.- Chestermiller
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- Pi
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Find the third harmonic (Sound Physics)
Question: The frequencies of the first three harmonics of a 300 Hz square wave are 300 Hz, 900 Hz, and 1500 Hz. If the amplitude of the fundamental is 1.00 A, then the amplitudes of the second harmonic is _____ A, and the amplitude of the third harmonic is _____ A. I found the answer to the... -
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I Is There a Significance to the Imaginary Number in the Series for Pi/4?
I find this interesting. You can approximate pi/4 with the Gregory and Leibniz series pi /4 = 1/1 - 1/3 + 1/5 - 1/7 + 1/9 ... (1) btw it takes a lot of terms to get a reasonable approximation for pi. The formuli is pi / 4 = [ ( -1 ) ^ ( k + 1 ) ] / ( 2 * k -1)...- arydberg
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- Complex Complex number Pi
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Why the rare kaon decay K+ -> pi+ nu nubar req. penguins?
Hello, my question is, why does the decay of K⁺ -> π⁺ ν ν-bar require a loop to be allowed. See images below.* -What is it that makes the decay forbidden in figure 1.4 and not forbidden in figure 1.5? -What does being a first order weak decay and a second order weak decay mean? -I suspect...- rjseen
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- Decay Kaon Pi
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Why do we need to raise the whole pi_3 to power of -1/2?
Homework Statement in the third photo attached , why do we need to raise the whole pi _3 to power of -1/2 ? can we do so ? if we do so , the original pi_3 will be changed , right ? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution- hotjohn
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- Buckingham pi Pi Theorem
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Can Someone Explain Step 4 in the Buckingham Pi Theorem Homework?
Homework Statement http://www-mdp.eng.cam.ac.uk/web/library/enginfo/aerothermal_dvd_only/aero/fprops/dimension/node9.html can somoene expalin about step 4 in the first photo attached ? What does it mean by each group has all the repeating variables and non-repeating variable ? Homework...- hotjohn
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- Buckingham pi Pi Theorem
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding Volumes of Sphere & Circular Cone: Alpha from 0 to Pi
Use an appropriate volume integral to find an expression for the volume enclosed between a sphere of radius 1 centered on the origin and a circular cone of half-angle alpha with its vertex at the origin. Show that in the limits where alpha = 0 and alpha = pi that your expression gives the...- MaryCatherine
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- Alpha Circular Cone Integrals Pi Sphere Volume Volumes
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- Forum: General Math
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Why is Pi so occurring in physics
Pi is everywhere in physics. Why is that.- jamalkoiyess
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- Physics Pi
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Followup: pi on curved surfaces
Is pi = 3.14159... only true in our flat universe? We talk about whether our universe is open or closed - positive or negative curvature - and scientists have concluded that it is very nearly flat. If the universe did indeed have a large positive curvature, would that result in a different...- DaveC426913
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- Pi Surfaces
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How to make raspberry pi connect with window7 (no internet)?
Dear forum, I have an raspberry pi (which is using linux and bash),and I am trying to make connection with Windows7 and 8. As we know that we just need to download Putty.exe on the windows 7, run and insert IP address on to the box, another window will be showed up and "log in as" and...- Nate Duong
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- Internet Pi Raspberry pi
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Is the biggest phase difference pi?
Homework Statement So, my teacher said that the biggest phase difference is pi. But what if you have two waves arriving at a point, such that the instruction from one wave is a phase of (7pi/4), and from the other is (3pi/4), then the phase difference is (9pi/8), which is larger than pi. So...- MBBphys
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- Difference Phase Phase difference Pi
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the relationship between Pi and curvature on different surfaces?
I was lying awake the other night and thinking about Pi and flatlanders. I haven't done a lot of topology reading, so forgive my naivete. Pi on a flat surface is a number we know well, but what happens to the ratio of a circle's diameter to its circumference on curved surfaces? First question...- DaveC426913
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- Geometry Pi Surfaces
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Why does a PI controller need an Anti-Windup circuit?
Hello folks, Can anyone tell me why does a PI controller uses an Anti-Windup circuit?what is the main purpose of using it?- nitishsharmabit
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- Controller Pi
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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B Unraveling the Mystery of Hydrogen Times Pi Frequency
Dear PF Forum, Why in "Contact" film in 1997 if I remember. The frequency for receving signal from aliens is Hydrogen times Pi? I can understand, at least grasp, that the frequency uses Hydrogen frequency, because it's the most simple element. Can't use 92.0 MHz as Sonora Radio in Jakarta...- Stephanus
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- Hydrogen Pi Seti
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Speed of an antimuon in a pi meson decay
Homework Statement I'm trying to confirm the speed of an antimuon in the \pi^+ \rightarrow \mu^+ \nu_{\mu} decay through the laws of conservation but it doesn't add up. Homework Equations [/B] 1.Energy-momentum relation: E^2 = (pc)^2 + (mc^2)^2 2. Rest masses: m_{\pi} = 139.6 \...- Je m'appelle
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- Conservation of energy Decay Meson Particle physics Pi Special relativity Speed
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Calculating number Pi digits in C
Hi I was thinking about calculating Pi digits (for example up to 1000) using C programming Unfortunately there seems to be no one in our university to know how (even teachers) I know that i have to use arrays but i don't know how And i don't know what is the best way to do it ? -4 times the...- AliGh
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- Pi
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Raspberry Pi 2 review and ideas
Haven't seen a thread on this before so I'll start one. The Raspberry Pi 2 is really a marvel. For $30 you get a 90MHz quad-core processor and 1GB RAM on a Linux platform. The platform also comes standard with an ethernet connector, 4 USB ports, HDMI, and a micro SD slot. I picked up my...- Borg
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- Ideas Pi Raspberry pi Review
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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How to walk my PI through a paper
I'm an undergraduate involved in a research project. My advisor is a faculty member who has requested that I walk him and our postdoc collaborator through a paper that is relevant to our project; it's a 24-page in-depth journal article. I made an attempt at walking them through a shorter...- yeshuamo
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- Paper Pi Research advisor
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Pi 0 Decay: Chances of e+ e- Gamma vs e+ e-
Hello everyone, I found in the PDG booklet that pi 0 decay into e+ e- gamma is more likely to happen than to e+ e- only ..is there a reason that favorises the first decay?- Manel
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- Chances Decay Gamma Pi
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Buckingham Pi / Dimensional analysis
Homework Statement A capillary filled with water is placed in a container filled with a chemical of concentration C_{0} , measured in number of molecules per unit volume. The chemical diffuses into the capillary of water according to the following relation (where x is distance along...- beth92
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- Analysis Buckingham pi Dimensional analysis Pi
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How are neutral pi mesons formed and what is their composition?
Hello, I understand the fact that pi mesons are superpositions of uubar and ddbar. But what happens if a decay only produces a single type of meson? I am not sure of this, but omega baryon decaying into xi-minus and a neutral pion seems to produce ddbar mesons, is it so that only a single type...- Garlic
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- Mesons Neutral Pi
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Calculate integral sin(x)/x^0.1dx from pi to infinity
Homework Statement So I have a problem with the integral ∫ sin(x)/x^0.1dx from pi to infinity My teacher said this wouldn't require any maths beyond calc 3, but for some reason I cannot come up with a solution. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I have attempted a maclaurin series...- tub08918
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- Infinity Integral Pi
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Help with Buckingham Pi theory on turbine
I was wondering if someone is very well into the Buckingham Pi Theory and can assist me in understanding the outcome. I have two dimensionless equations and I need to get an understanding on how they were made by the Buckingham Pi theory. The situation is considered for the reynolds number...- Valgeirp
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- Buckingham pi Pi Theory Turbine
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Interpreting eiπ in Equation: Radians or Number?
Consider the following equation: eiπ = -1 Is π in that equation just a number or do I need to interpret it as radians ? I mean, if I defined a 'diameterian' so that π diameterians would make the full circle, would the above equation still be correct ? Thanks- forcefield
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- Pi Radians
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- Forum: Calculus
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Proving $\sqrt{2}+\sqrt{3} \gt \pi$: A Mathematical Challenge
Prove $\sqrt{2}+\sqrt{3}\gt \pi$.- anemone
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- Challenge Mathematical Pi
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- Forum: General Math
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What is the mathematical proof behind the value of Pi?
Dear PF FOrum, I have a question about Pi. In some Youtube videos, they explain why the volume of a sphere is so,... Why the area of a sphere is so,... Why the area of a circle is so,... All are good explanations, with or without differential. But I can't find the proof why Pi is 3.14. I have...- Stephanus
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- Pi Value
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- Forum: General Math
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BJT hybrid pi model,why "always" ro resistor is shown?
In BJT hybrid pi small signal model, we have a resistor "ro" between Collector and Emitter. This resistor is to include the change in collector current when there is a small signal voltage change between collector and emitter. (due to early effect) I am finding that all BJT hybrid small...- Alim Khan
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- Bjt Pi Resistor
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Can Rational Numbers Fully Represent Pi?
If pi is a part of the area of a perfect circle, which I assume we can construct. Why does it have uncertainty? Can we just measure the area of circle and assign a perfect value for pi. If the answer is our measurements are limited to the instruments that we use, is it not the same for other...- Premanand
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- Irrational numbers Pi
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- Forum: General Math
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Relation Between Computers, Light and Pi
Is this equation of any use or in any way interesting? c = speed of light (m/s) e = euler's number I don't know much about physics but 2^6=log_2(64), this is a binary logarithm so would this mean that computers, the world (c and e) and circles(pi) all be related somehow by this equation?- Joshua Morris
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- Computers Light Pi Relation
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- Forum: Optics
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Buckingham Pi Theorem: Choosing Common Variables
Homework Statement In buckingham pi theorem, you have p=n-k dimensionless groups (π1, π2,...) where n=number of total variables and k=number of total units among the variables For example, let's say we want to relate: ρ~m/L3 (density) μ~m/L*t (viscosity) v~L/t (velocity) d~L (distance) Da~L2/t...- 582153236
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- Buckingham pi Pi Theorem
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Rule of thumb for PI, PD and PID controller
hello there, how to tune PI, PD and PID controller according to rule of thumb?- seramm91
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- Controller Pd Pi Pid Pid controller
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Creating a Remote Control Car with Arduino and Raspberry Pi
So I have looked over a few other posts and do not feel like they are covering what I would like done. So I am currently using an Arduino Uno for the controller and am wanting to use an onboard Raspberry Pi in order to run the code and will be attached to my schools wifi in order to have a...- NaughtyBear
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- Arduino Car Control Pi Raspberry pi Remote control
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Optimizing PI Controller in PLL for Fast and Accurate Frequency Detection
Hello, I've written a program that executes the following control diagram. Now I am trying to calculate the PI controller gains such that I can achieve a settling time of 0.06s and a damping factor of 1. How can I do this? I tried sketching a control diagram of the relevant portions...- jegues
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- Controller Pi Tuning
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Calculating distributed parameters based on given Pi model
Homework Statement In a course I am studying, I have been asked to calculate the distributed parameters of a line whose Pi model has been provided. I simply quote the question here for clarity of my question: Homework Equations C = \frac{{2\pi \varepsilon }}{{\ln \frac{b}{a}}} R =...- Bababarghi
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- Distributed Model Parameters Pi
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Printing 1 Million Digits of Pi: 1 Mile of Paper!
One million digits of pi, printed out on a mile long piece of paper. What do you think?- PFuser1232
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- Paper Pi Printing
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Prove arccos(-x)+arccos(x) = pi
Homework Statement From an old edition of the Anton calculus text, I am asked to prove cos-1(-x) + cos-1(x) = π or equivalently cos-1(-x) = π - cos-1(x) Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Earlier I proved that sin-1(x) was odd by noting sin-1(sin(x)) = -sin-1(sin(-x)), so I...- GreyNoise
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- Cosine Inverse Pi
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MHB How Does Archimedes' Estimation of Pi Hold for n=4, 8, 16, 32, ...?
It has been eons since I've done any trigonometry, but I just can't prove how this following relationship holds for $n = 4, 8, 16, 32, \dots$ The relation is: $$ 2 \biggl( \! \frac{A_{2n}}{n} \! \biggr)^2 = \, 1 - \Biggl( \sqrt{1 - \frac{2A_n^{\phantom{X}}}{n}} \, \Biggr)^{\!2} $$ I've subbed...- nacho-man
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- Archimedes Estimation Pi
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Pi and the curvature of the universe
The ratio of the circumference of a circle to the radius is Pi. Our value of Pi is an irrational number and is calculated assuming a flat curvature of space-time. But our universe as a whole, while very flat, probably has some small amount of curvature -- in addition to the greater local...- Cato
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- Curvature Pi Universe
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Will You Celebrate the Ultimate Pi Moment Tomorrow?
On 3.14.15 at 9:26:53 3.141592653 Set your alarms!- Greg Bernhardt
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- Moment Pi
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T-89 not giving pi back as cos(-1)
I have a cosine calculator problem, and it keeps coming up wrong. So I figured to test it would be to do cosine of -1 which should be pi, either symbolically or numerically but it doesn't come out with either. It either produces cos(1) or .540302. It used to give pi as the symbol or as the...- Tyrion101
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- Pi
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Top 1n e^10 reasons e is better than pi
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- Pi
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MHB Variable Pi Formula: Diameter (mm) Calculation
variable pi formula Diameter (mm) = 0.0000003 : (pi of D - 3.1416 )^2 Pi of D is variable from 3.1416 to 3.1589...- aetzbar
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- Formula Pi Variable
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Questioning Pi: 3.14159265359 vs 22/7
Well I'm super confused about this cause the trust is balanced. here's my question:which is right:3.14159265359 blah blah blah -supported by google -supported by http://www.quora.com/Why-is-PI-22-7 also says that 22/7 is an approximation or 22/7...- Mr.maniac
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- Pi
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How to Determine Pi Groups for Fluid Flow Through an Orifice
Homework Statement a) A orifice, diameter d (m), in the walls of a tank discharges water under a head, h (m), subjected to gravitational acceleration, g (m/s2). If the fluid has density, ρ (kg/m3)and viscosity, μ (Ns/m2), show that the quantity of fluid Q (m3/s) flowing out of the tank may...- Capablecactus
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- Buckingham pi Dimensional analysis Fluid Fluid mechanics Mechanics Pi
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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PI control of a PMDC motor at low speeds
Hi everybody, I have implemented PI control of a DC motor and it works properly at high speeds (50rad/s) but if I lower the reference speed to 5 rad/s, there are fluctuations in its motion. Initially, I thought it could be due to the limitation of my current sensor (LTS 6 np) but I added some...- awaiting
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- Control Motor Pi
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Dimension Analysis and buckingham pi
Homework Statement can someone explain why we are interested in forming dimensionless products and why only n-j of them should be formed from the problem's variables? Homework Equations Step 1: List the variables in the problem Step 2: Express each of the variables in terms of basic...- princejan7
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- Analysis Buckingham pi Dimension Pi
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help