Positive Definition and 963 Threads
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[Intro Chemisty] Positive and negative charges.
I'm just learning but I can almost SWEAR that this is right, just reassure me?- AJKing
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- Charges Negative Positive Positive and negative
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Casus irreducibilis with positive roots
Casus irredicibilis describes a situation where a cubic polynomial with integer coefficients has three distinct real roots, but you can't express those roots using just real numbers and radicals. Instead, if you want to only use radicals, then you must use complex numbers, even though the roots... -
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Find all the positive divisors.
Homework Statement Find all the positive divisors of 10^n where n is a positive integer. The Attempt at a Solution can I factor this like 2^n5^n I notice that 10 has 4 divisors and 100 has 8 so it might seem that it has 4n divisors but I am not should how to give a nice...- cragar
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- Positive
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Column space of positive semidefinite matrix
how to prove that R(A)=\text{sum of} N(A-\lambda I)? \lambda is nonzero eignevalues of A- td21
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- Column Column space Matrix Positive Space
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Differentiability of eigenvalues of a positive matrix
I have a matrix A, which contains only positive real elements. A is a differentiable function of t. Are the eigenvalues of A differentiable by t?- Leo321
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- Differentiability Eigenvalues Matrix Positive
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Thermodynamics, positive pressure argument
I'm having a argument with a mechanical engineer concerning positive pressure in a room. I was hoping someone could shed light on this. We both agree (of course) that pumping air into a room that will keep the room under positive pressure (relative to the outside) given that the room isn't...- Heimisson
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- Argument Positive Pressure Thermodynamics
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Why is G-2 of Lande Factor Positive?
Hello Everyone, In a course on field theory I was asked to calculate the first order correction for Lande g factor. I noticed that this comes out to be positive. ie g-2 > 0 I am wondering if there is a physical reason why this must be positive. Or is it just a matter of chance, that this...- Ancient_Nomad
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- Positive
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Setting Up a High-Referenced Op-Amp with Positive Gain <1
I am trying to setup a circuit with an op-amp that is referenced to high rather than ground and has a positive gain less than one. So for instance, my circuite has power rails at ground and 3.3v. I want an input of 3.3v to give an output of 3.3v and i want an input of 0 to give an output of...- JerryG
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- Gain Op-amp Positive
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to divide positive and negative charges from each other
How to divide positive and negative charges from each other without them interacting with other matter or charge patterns. ,please answer I only need this to make my ultimate machine- orenrocco
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- Charges Negative Positive Positive and negative
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Understanding Positive invariance
Hello everyone, I am new to the forum and was wondering if someone can help explain something to me. I would like to understand the meaning of a positivly invariant system. I have checked the definition on wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positive_invariance" and it is...- omaiaa0p
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- Invariance Positive
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Say you have a magnet, one end of the magnet has a positive charge and
Say you have a magnet, one end of the magnet has a positive charge and the other end has a negative charge. What would happen to the magnet if you broke it in half?- AstrophysicsX
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- Charge Magnet Positive
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Group Theory, unitary representation and positive eigenvalues
Hi, I'm new in this forum. I have a problem i can't solve and searching on Google i couldn't find anything. It says: If D(g) is a representation of a finite group of order n , show that K = \sum^{i=1}_{n} D^{\dagger} (g_i) D(g_i) has the properties: b) All eigenvalues of K are...- Aradan
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- Eigenvalues Group Group theory Positive Representation Theory
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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How do I know it's the positive branch
dy/dx = (4x - y)/(x + 2y) for y(0) = 1 As not seperable us y = vx where v is a funciton of x method. If you follow it through you'll get y as a quadratic. According to the answer scheme, I should take the +ve square root because of y(0) = 1... why? Why can I discard the -ve square root...- thomas49th
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- Branch Positive
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Positive recurrent CTMC with a null recurrent embedded DTMC
A continuous-time markov chain is recurrent if and only if the embedded discrete time markov chain is recurrent. But, (as stated in several sources without proof or example that I can find) if the CTMC is positive recurrent the DTMC may be null recurrent and vice versa. Can someone provide an...- Doobious
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- Positive
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Isothermal Compressibility always positive proof
I have a question on the quantity -(dV/dP)T,N where V = volume, P = pressure, T = temp, N = number of moles and T, N are held constant. I see in textbooks that this quantity is always positive at equilibrium. It makes intuitive sense, as if it were negative, it would be unphysical. I've been...- skateboarding
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- Compressibility Isothermal Positive Proof
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Positive Definite Matrix - I think this is correct? Just want reassurance.
Homework Statement For what b is the following matrix positive definite? (\stackrel{1}{b} \stackrel{b}{4}) (Sorry for the strange way I have that matrix represented) Homework Equations For a positive definite matrix x^{T}Ax for all nonzero x in \Re^n The Attempt at a Solution x^{T}Ax =...- Chronothread
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- Matrix Positive
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Work. Positive, Negative, or Zero
1. The Problem: An elevator is hoisted by its cables at a constant speed is the total work zero, negative, or positive? 2. Homework Equations : g= -9.81m/s2 3. The Attempt at a Solution I'm thinking that since the weight of the elevator is in downward direction along with the acceleration of...- Llacrossedude
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- Negative Positive Work Zero
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Smallest Positive Integer N for which tow(n)=6 is True
Find the form of all n in N satifying tow(n)=6. (sorry don't know how to write this Tex). What is the smallest positive integer n for which this is true? tow(n)=6 so 6=(1+a1)(1+a2)----(1+ak) where n=p1^a1p2^a2---pk^ak- kathrynag
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- Integer Positive
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Magnetic field extraction of positive ions
A gas composed of nuclear fuel is undergoing fission, producing fast moving positive ions that I wish to remove from the system by use of a magnetic mirror. What field strength is needed to ensure the fragments follow the trajectory I need, and not interact with the surrounding material?- Landon
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- Extraction Field Ions Magnetic Magnetic field Positive
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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True positive / false positive probability
Homework Statement in screening for breast cancer, the probability that a mammogram will give a postive result, given that the in dividual has breast cancer is 0.95 (true positive). However the probability of a false positive is 0.1 (a) in a particular population of women, the likelihood...- rogenfx
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- Positive Probability
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Proof: Showing C(n,0) < C(n,1) <...<C(n, floor(n/2)) = C(n, ceiling(n/2))
Show that if n is a positive integer, then C(n,0) < C(n,1) <...<C(n, floor(n/2)) = C Homework Statement Show that if n is a positive integer, then C(n,0) < C(n,1) <...<C(n, floor(n/2)) = C(n, ceiling(n/2)) > ... > C(n, n) Homework Equations none The Attempt at a Solution Seems pretty...- DrWillVKN
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- Integer Positive
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Positive definite matrix and its eigenvalues
I need to know if there is any relationship between the positive definite matrices and its eigenvalues Also i would appreciate it if some one would also include the relationship between the negative definite matrices and their eigenvalues Also can some also menthow the Gaussian...- retspool
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- Eigenvalues Matrix Positive
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Why are positive definite matrices useful?
I've recently been learning about how to tell if a matrix is positive definite and how to create a positive definite matrix, but I haven't been given a reason why they're useful yet. I'm sure there are plenty of reasons, I just haven't seen them yet. In what ways do the properties of a positive...- golmschenk
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- Matrices Positive
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Positive definite Negative definate Matrix
So i need to show if a matrix is positive definite or negative or neither I have a matrix 3x3 A so i compute xTAx I am left with an quadratic equation interms of x_1 x_2 and x_3 The Matrix is of the form A = [ 9 -1 2] |-1 7 -3| [2 -3 3] and solving xTAx i get...- retspool
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- Matrix Negative Positive
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Which integers have exactly 3 distinct positive factors?
[b]1. Which integers have exactly 3 distinct positive factors? Homework Equations [b]3. I would attempt this if I had any idea of what it meant. Can someone show me how to find one answer then I will find the other 2.- Isaak DeMaio
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- Factors Integers Positive
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Negative charge between two positive?
In my Physics class tonight (Physics for Scientists and Engineers 2), we have a quiz about the following topic: "Where to place a negative charge between two positive charges so that the negative charge has an equal force with each of the positive charges." I was hoping that someone could...- gmmstr827
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- Charge Negative Positive
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Single positive electric charge in a closed universe
Say, all objects in a closed Universe are neutral, and there is only 1 (unbalanced) positive charge. Lines of an electric field started on a positive charge can end only on the negative charge or they go into infinity. But in a closed universe there are no negative charges nor they can go...- Dmitry67
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- Charge Closed Electric Electric charge Positive Universe
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Integral of a rational function over the positive real axis
Hi everyone, this isn't really a homework question- this integral has come up during project work- but this seems like a sensible place to ask it nontheless. Homework Statement Compute I(t)=\int^{\infty}_{0} dx \frac{x^5}{(t+x^2)(1+(t+x^2)^4)} where t is real and positive. Homework...- muppet
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- Axis Function Integral Positive Rational
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Solving a PDE Eigenvalue Problem: Proving All Eigenvalues Are Positive
I have a PDE test next week and I'm kinda confused. How do you prove that eigenvalues are all positive? I know Rayleigh Quotient shows the eigenvalues are greater than or equal to zero, but can someone explain the next step. Thanks in advance- ekalbh
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- Eigenvalue Eigenvalue problem Eigenvalues Pde Positive
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Negative or positive in rolling?
When, let's say, a cylinder is rolling on a plane, and there is a rope coiled around the cylinder and the rope moves at an acceleration of A(rope) at the upper part of the cylinder to the right. Ok, so when I try to envision it, the cylinder is rolling in the CW direction. so R(alpha)= -... -
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Is Q a Positive Definite Matrix in this Mathematical Proof?
Hi, Suppose we have: q_{ij}=\int_0^1x^{i+j}\,dx can we prove that \mathbf{Q}=[q_{ij}] is positive definite matrix? That is: \mathbf{d}^T\mathbf{Q}\mathbf{d}>0 for all d? Thanks in advance- EngWiPy
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- Matrix Positive
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Positive and negative square roots
how to determine which is the answer to positive sqrt and negative sqrt in this problem? substituting works but what if the equation is very long and you can't use calcu or computers http://i.imgur.com/SkcQZ.png also is there a way to solve this without squaring both sides?- kevs926
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- Negative Positive Positive and negative Roots Square
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Why Does a 2x2 Matrix [x y; y z] in the PSD Cone Imply x>=0, z>=0, and xz>=y^2?
Hi! If we have a 2x2 matrix [x y;y z] belonging to a positive semidefinite cone. Why is it equivalent to say x>=0, z>=0, and xz>=y^2? Thanks!- peterlam
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- Cone Positive
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Why Is Q Positive in Charge Balancing Equations?
Homework Statement [PLAIN]http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/9025/93408370.jpg The Attempt at a Solution Shouldn't it be 2Q + x = -Q x = -3Q? My book say it is +Q- flyingpig
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- Positive
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why positive or negtive pole of battery can not attract small objects ?
why positive or negtive polar of battery can not attract small objects ?- magnetar
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- Battery Pole Positive
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Find the Magnitude of b Given c and a Vector in the Positive y-Axis
Homework Statement If b is added to c = 3.9i + 3.7j, the result is a vector in the positive direction of the y axis, with a magnitude equal to that of c. What is the magnitude of b? 2. The attempt at a solution I've probably just been staring at these problems for too long... First of...- emmy
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- Magnitude Positive Vector
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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AC Voltage at Point X on Wire: Positive and Negative Half Cycle
greetings, consider a wire which is subjected to AC supply.now consider a point X anywhere on wire. now what will be the potential of that point during the positive and negative halfcycle of sinusoidal AC?what will be the direction of current? thanks- amaresh92
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- Ac Cycle Negative Point Positive Positive and negative Voltage Wire
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Help to prove that an interval will lead to positive functions?
Homework Statement Let f be continuous at c and f(c)>0. Prove that there is an open interval (a,b) centered at c such that f(x)>0 for all x that are elements of (a,b) Homework Equations we are supposed to use the sign preserving property?? The Attempt at a Solution I tried...- mathkillsalot
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- Functions Interval Lead Positive
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Can an interval with all positive functions of x be proven?
Can an interval with all positive functions of x be proven?? f(x) has to always be greater that 0. How do you prove this?? f is continuous as c and f(c)>0. prove that there is an open interval (a.b) centered at c such that f(x)>0 for all x that are elements of (a,b)- mathkillsalot
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- Functions Interval Positive
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- Forum: Calculus
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Spring question, how do I know it is negative or positive?
Homework Statement http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/8751/49753333t.jpg Problem #2 [PLAIN][PLAIN]http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/5574/35712633.jpg My question is, why do they take positive x0? Shouldn't it be negative since it is that amount of x displacement away from the spring?- flyingpig
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- Negative Positive Spring
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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The conservation of energy, why does it work? Negative work vs positive work
Homework Statement This is the conservation of energy in the absence of external forces ΔKE + ΔPE + ΔTE + ΔU= 0 TE is friction, U is other internal energy, like the spring So expand and disregard U and TE for a moment ½m(v² - v₀²) + mg(h - h₀) = 0 Now comes the...- flyingpig
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- Conservation Conservation of energy Energy Negative Positive Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Proving Isomorphism of R^x/<-1> and Positive Real Numbers
Homework Statement Show that R^x/<-1> is isomorphic to the group of positive real numbers under multiplication. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know I need to show we have a homomorphism, and is one - to one and onto in order to be isomorphic. I know all...- kathrynag
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- Isomorphism Numbers Positive Real numbers
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Proving a positive series converges
Homework Statement Let {an}n≥1 and {bn}n≥1 be strictly positive series. If the limit n-> infinity (an/bn) = c /= 0, then the \sum an converges iff \sum bn converges, n≥1 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Since we know that lim (an/bn) = c, then for all ε>0...- missavvy
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- Positive Series
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Why is angular acceleration positive even though it is going clockwise?
Homework Statement Go to http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/repository/ap08_physics_c_mech_frq.pdf Question two The solution is http://www.collegeboard.com/prod_downloads/ap/students/physics/ap08_physics_c_mech_sgs_rev.pdfThe Attempt at a Solution My question is part d) in the...- flyingpig
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- Acceleration Angular Angular acceleration even Positive
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Why do positive and negative charges attract each other?
why do positive and negative charges attract each other?- labinojha
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- Charges Negative Positive Positive and negative
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Integral Solutions for n,m Positive Integers
Homework Statement \int ^b_0 cos(\frac{(n-m)\pi}{b}x) dx \int ^b_0 cos(\frac{(n+m)\pi}{b}x) dx n and m are positive integers. The Attempt at a Solution \int ^b_0 cos(\frac{(n-m)\pi}{b}x) dx = \frac{b\;sin[(n-m)\pi]}{(n-m)\pi} Obviously answer is zero if n not equal to...- yungman
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- Integers Integral Positive
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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What makes a matrix positive ?
Homework Statement Find an example with 2 * 2 matrices for which: 0 (= or < ) a (= or < ) b does not imply a 2 (= or <) b2. the trace and the determinant of both a and b matrices should be positive ! Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i just need to know 2 things : 1- is there...- Aosunni
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- Matrix Positive
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Proving 12 - 22 + 32 - 42 + ... + (-1)n+1)n2 for Every Positive Integer n
Homework Statement This is a proof problem in the mathematical induction section of my textbook. I am having trouble with question (c). Result: 12 + 22 + 32 + ... + n2 = n(n+1)(2n+1)/6 for every positive integer n. (a) Use the result to determine the formula for 22 + 42 + 62 + ... + (2n)2 for...- magic88
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- Integer Positive
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Why Don't Electrons Leave Metal When Connected to Positive Terminal?
I can't understand this and i would be appreciate if somebody help me. If in the metal we have a very big number of free electrons they should go to the positive therminal of the batery even if the other end of the wire is not conected to the negative therminal.What stops them.The copper wire...- Peter4444
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- Current Positive Wire
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Can a non-symmetric matrix be positive definite?
Let A be a real nxn matrix. What are the requirements of A for A+AT to be positive definite? Is there a condition on eigenvalues of A, so that A+AT is positive definite? Also I am not sure about the definition of a positive definite matrix. In some places it is written that the matrix must be...- Leo321
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- Matrix Positive
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra