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Prove union of sets has cardinality at most that of reals
Homework Statement If the cardinality of A is less than or equal to the cardinality of the reals and the cardinality of B is less than or equal to the cardinality of the reals, I need to show that the cardinality of the union of A and B is less than or equal to the cardinality of the reals...- snowfox2004
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Show matrix is invertible. THanks
Homework Statement Show matrix is invertible. THanks The matrix A is dened by 1 x1^2 x1^3 x1^4 ...x1^n-1 1 x2^2 x2^3 x2^4 ...x2^n-1 ... ... 1 xn^2 xn^3 xn^4 ...xn^n-1 where x1; x2,... xn are distinct real numbers. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Homework...- donny_2011
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Solving for Initial Velocity in Kinematic Equations
Homework Statement Question 1: Vf = Vo + at Find Vo Question 2: P1V1 = P2V2 Find V1 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Vo = at - vf I'm new to taking Physical Science. Could someone help me on understanding how to solve the above problems. I got stuck on...- VolsDoll82
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Are A⊆B iff B'⊆A' and does A∩C⊆B∩C imply A⊆B?
urgent help needed please, thanks Homework Statement Let A, B and C be any sets inside our universal set U. Decide whether each of the following statements is true or false. Justify your answers by giving a proof or a counterexample as appropriate. a) A⊆B if and only if B'⊆A' b) If...- dhillon
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High School Questions regarding Earth life came from Mars - ? - Thanks
Questions regarding "Earth life came from Mars" - ? - Thanks Hey guys ans girls, Ok now i am not fully versed in this theory, but the basis is that the life on Earth started from a impact from a piece of mars, that contained organisms, that survived the impact, and started life on earth...- nukeman
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What is the optimal package volume for UPS?
Homework Statement UPS will only accept packages with a length of no more than 108 inches and length plus girth of no more than 165 inches. Assumign that the front face of the package is square, what is the largest volume package that UPS will accept? Assuming the package looks like this...- bowniski
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Searchlight distance equation d = 50sec(2πt)
Homework Statement A searchlight is rotating from a point 'P' positioned 50m from the prison walls. The rotation of the light is represented by the equation d = 50sec2pi(t), where d is the distance in meters, from the light to the wall, and 't' is time in minutes. a) graph the the path...- crosbykins
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- Function Thanks Trig Urgent Word problem
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High School Shading moon phases as viewed from space above the North Pole
Ok, here is the problem I have: Figure 2 shows the Moon in its orbit about the Earth, as viewed from space high above the North Pole. Copy the figure into your lab book and for each position A − E shade the appropriate portion of the Moon’s surface as viewed from space, NOT as viewed from...- nukeman
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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Calculating surface gravity using Newton's gravitational constant
Homework Statement Here is the problem: GIven the formula below, calculate the expected value of the accerlation, G (in m/s^2). THe mass and radius of Earth are 5.974x10^24 kg and 6.37 x 10^6 m, respectively. Formula to use: g = G Me/r^2 How do I solve for g ? I keep messing up on...- nukeman
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- Acceleration Gravity Thanks
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Finding acceleration from distance and fall time measurements
Homework Statement This is for a Astronomy class, and I have to go over a few examples. But I need help understand the proper steps in calculating this. I will give you as much information as you can. I have this formula "For an object dropped from rest, the distance of fall d is...- nukeman
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- Acceleration Calculation Gravity Thanks
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Finding the intersection of two lines x - y = 4 and x + 2y = 7
* Need help with "Finding the point of Intersection" - Thanks Homework Statement Can someone please explain how I would solve this: As in find the pair of the given lines point of intersection. L: x - y = 4 M: x + 2y = 7 Now, Do i have to turn these into slope intercept ? I know...- nukeman
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Graduate Astronomy research question. Thanks
Astronomy "research" question. Thanks I am doing a study on research ideas for astronomy. This might be hard to explain what I am asking for, but ill try my best :) Basically, I am asking you all for ideas that a graduate or any student can research. Mainly things that have yet to be...- nukeman
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*Quick Linear equation - Equation of a line - Thanks
Homework Statement Determine an equation of a line through -3,5 and 1, -3 so... What i got is y - 5 = -2(x-(-3) ) So that turns into y - 5 = -2x + 3 correct? now i am suppose to simplify, and the answer is y = -2x -1 how did they get y = -2x -1 from y - 5...- nukeman
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- Line Linear Linear equation Thanks
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* Linear/graphing question - Thanks
Homework Statement L: 2x - y = 5 M: x + y = 4 So I got: L: y = 2x - 5 M: y = -x + 4 L has a slope of 2 and M has a slope of -1 Homework Equations ****Now it says find the point of intersection on the graph. How do I plug those points on a graph? Any help would be...- nukeman
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Undergrad Calculating the angular size of the moon
**Quick angular measurement question about moon. Thanks! I am suppose to write a calculation on finding angular measurement of the moon. Does the following make sense, and is correct?- nukeman
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Building Height Calculated - Thanks Thaakisfox!
Problem solved! Thanks again Thaakisfox! Homework Statement A ball thrown horizontally at 2.2 m/s from the roof of a building lands 36 m from the base of the building. Calculate the height of the building. Vox = 2.2 m/s Xo = 0m Vx = 0 m/s X = 36m Homework Equations y = Vosin ao - (0.5)(g)(t^2)...- TeenieWeenie
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Physics 1st year Kinematic world problems. IF you have the time, Thanks
Here is the problem that I am having trouble with (It probably is a no brainer, but i am a bit rusty- not a bit actually, a lot!). Here is the question: A student stands at the top of a building to perform a kinematics experiment. He throws a red ball directly upwards with an initial speed...- Mohammed17
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- Kinematic Physics Thanks Time Year
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Converting point-slope form to standard form
**Quick question. Point-Slope. Thanks! Homework Statement Ok i get all of it, except that last part. Here ill show you. Point-Slope question. (4, -3), m = -2 so... y + 3 = -2(x - 4) which then becomes y+3 = -2x + 8) Then... subtract 3 from y + 3, and then do it on other...- nukeman
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* Easy Linear Question. Slope and y intercept. Thanks
Homework Statement Determine the slope and y-intercept of the line: 1/2y = x - 1 - Graph the line Homework Equations I know this is a simple one, but I am having troubles with it. Can someone lay out how they got the slope, and then how they got the y-intercept. pointing out the...- nukeman
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How does a ammeter and voltmeter works?advanced thanks.
how does a ammeter and voltmeter works? advanced thanks.- amaresh92
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High School Why do people age less when traveling at light speed?
Hey guys, this is my first post. I posted here a few time a while ago, but forgot my logins :) I am no physics expert, just really enjoy learning about it when I can. Ok, what I need help understanding is the theory that for example if I leave Earth traveling at the speed of light, and I...- nukeman
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Graduate Air cooling through a copper tube at high velocity
Air with temperature of 80 F is forced with a speed of 30 m/s through a copper tube with length of 1 meter and inner diameter of 2 millimeters. The copper tube has a temperature of -50 F. I want the air coming out of the tube to have a temperature of less than 0 F. Is my design enough or does...- hhtguy
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Conservation equations needed for 3D collision problems
An object of mass m1 moving with velocity v1 in three dimensions collides with a second object of mass m2 moving with velocity v2. We are interested in solving for the velocities of the objects after the collision. There are six unknown values f (v1x)f ; (v1y)f ; (v1z)f ; (v2z)f ; (v2y)f ...- CarlosPacheco
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Verifying that 1/y⁴ is an integrating factor for (3x²-y²)dy/dx - 2xy = 0
Verifying an integrating factor --please check my work , thanks. Homework Statement Verify that 1/y^4 is an integrating factor for (3x^2-y^2)dy/dx - 2xy = 0, and then use it to solve the equation (1/y^4)* (3x^2-y^2)dy/dx = 2xy* (1/y^4) =3x^2 / y^4 dy = 2x/y^3 dx =3x^2 / y dy = 2x...- darryw
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Solving R dQ/dt + Q/C = 0 with integrating factor
Homework Statement R dQ/dt + Q/C = 0 ...Q(0) = Q_0 dQ/dt = - Q/RC integrating factor: mu(x) = e^integ(1/RC) mu(x) = e^(t/RC) (e^(t/RC) Q)' = integ 0 e^(t/RC) Q = t + c Q = te^-(t/RC) + ce^-(t/RC) then apply initial conditions of Q(0) = Q_0 Q_0 = c the last part...- darryw
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Solving the Euler equation x²y'' - 5xy' + 9y = 0
Homework Statement determine the gen sol of the DE x^2y'' - 5xy' + 9y = 0 Q/P = A = -5 and R/P = B = 9 then use y = x^r in original DE... y' = rx^(r-1) y'' = (r-1)rx^(r-2) insert into DE x^2 (r-1)rx^{r-2} - 5x(rx^{r-1})+ 9x^r = 0 i am confused as to how to proceed...- darryw
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Power series solution to y'' + xy' + 2y = 0
Homework Statement solve the DE using power series about x_0 = 0 y'' + xy' + 2y = 0 so, i want a solution in form of y = [sum from n=0 to n=infinity]c_n x^n (i hope this makes sense, i don't know how to get summation symbol) y = [sum from n=0 to n=infinity]c_n x^n y' = [sum from...- darryw
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Buoyancy problem answer check. Thanks
Homework Statement A 2.5 kg block of wood is floating in water. What is the magnitude of the buoyant force acting on the block? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution m=2.5kg b=mg=2.5*9.81 b= 24.5N Is this right? Thanks in advance for the help!- Cranford803
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Elastic collision: finding m1 and v1 prime with given m2 and velocities
1-D Perfectly Elastic Collison PLEASE CHECK! THANKS Homework Statement Mass m1 is moving to the right at a velocity of 17.6m/s. Suddenly it strikes a stationary ball. The stationary ball has a mass of .685kg. The collision is perfectly elastic and 1 dimensional. The collision forces m2 to...- proxy98
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GRE Sample Question, explanation? Thanks
The correct answer is (1/y) - (1/xy) but i don't understand why What does the sum of xy not equaling zero imply that we can do to the equation to solve it?- Brown399
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Find speed with tension, mass given. thanks
Homework Statement 009 (part 1 of 2) 10.0 points A 33 kg child sits in a swing supported by two chains, each 3.7 m long. If the tension in each chain at the lowest point is 259 N, find the child’s speed at the lowest point. (Neglect the mass of the seat.) Answer in unit m/s. b. Find the...- MissPenguins
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Train Acceleration Calculation: Spider on a Web Scenario
Homework Statement if given a scenario for example, a spider is hanging down from a thread of spider web on a train, and when the train moves the spider moved 10 dregees how to find the acceleration for the train? pretend X is the weight of the spider if you don't understand...- muktl
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What is the Potential Power Output of a Waterfall?
I don't think I have done it right! Thanks In Advance! Homework Statement Water flows over a 60-m high waterfall at a rate of 2000kg every 5 seconds. What is the potential power output of the water fall? Homework Equations KE = 1/2 mV*2 V = Displacement/time P = E/t...- pinnacleprouk
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Finding theoretical output of my hydro generaator thanks.
Homework Statement hey guys i have been undertaking a project on constructing a small scale hydro electricity generation system. I completed my project and was able to generate electricity using a turbine and a genrator, what i need to do now is find theoretical values for the electricity...- suspecteg
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Steel hammer bouncing to 400mm height in hardness test
newbie needs muchos help!(thanks) right so i am new to the forums and am really glad i found them.any way just doing some revision and have come across this and i am stumped. Q:In a particular type of hardness test a steel hammer is allowed to fall on a material being tested.If the hammer...- mk1tt16v
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Estimating mixed partial derivative fxy from a table of values
Use the table of values of f(x,y) to estimate the values of each of the following partial derivatives. y=4.2 || 2.75262 ||| 0.27222 ||| 0.27107 y=4 ||| 5.74559 ||| 2.84839 ||| 0.64973 y=3.8 || 7.42708 ||| 5.84832 |||...- kidzonety
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Finding partial derivatives of r ln(rs²t³)
some help with this differentiation question thanks Question : Find the indicated partial derivative . frss , frst f(r,s,t) = r ln (rs^2t^3) differentiating with respect to r gave s^2t^3 1* ---------- rs^2 t^3 but this is not correct something is...- mikecrush
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Converting -2(cos π/4 + i sin π/4) to Cartesian, polar and exponential form
Homework Statement how can i convert this : - 2 (cos pai / 4 + i sin pai / 4 ) to Cartesian , Polar and Exponential form ? Homework Equations z = ( a + i b) The Attempt at a Solution r= -2 tan inverse = pai/4 / pai/4 ?? Thank you very much for helping me out- mikecrush
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Converting -2(cos π/4 + i sin π/4) to Cartesian, polar and exponential form
Express -2(cos pai/4+i sin pai/4 ) in Cartesian , Polar and Exponential form ? how can i convert this : - 2 (cos pai / 4 + i sin pai / 4 ) to Cartesian , Polar and Exponential form ? Thank you very much- mikecrush
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Finding rational roots of 2x^4-5x^3+5x^2-5x+3
Homework Statement wtihout using a graphing calc, find the rational roots of P(x) = 2x^4-5x^3+5x^2-5x+3 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution The answers are 1 and 3/2, because this is a homework question. I don't know how they got that though. If anybody can help me...- link2110
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Challenging Physics problem of the week. Do as much as you can. Thanks
Homework Statement 1. Tom Jager swam the 50 m free in 21.81 seconds. a. Calculate Tom's average speed b. If Tom could continue this incredible pace, how long (in minutes) would it take him to swim one mile? c. Tom races Micheal Phelps. If Phelps swims at an average of 2.35 m/s and the...- geo951
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How Does Elevator Cable Tension Compare to Weight During Motion?
a) An elevator travels upward at a constant speed. The elevator is hung by a single cable. Friction and air resistance are negligible. ii) Is the tension in the cable greater than, less than, or equal to the weight of the elevator? Explain. iii) The elevator travels...- bboycs
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Resultant of three coplanar concurrent forces in north and east directions
Homework Statement Find the resultant of three coplanar concurrent forces, f1 north a magnitude of 8 grams, F2 of magnitude 12 grams and acting southwest f3 of magnitude 5 grams and acting southeast Find the resultant in an easterly and northerly direction. known values: F1 = 8 grams...- jdhen
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Static equilibrium of a ladder and simple pendulum period on another planet
HELP ME with THESE QUESTIONS P L E A S E ! thanks 6) a ladder on the ground is leaning against a wall. if the ladder is in static equilibrium,where must a friction force act on the ladder? a. at the wall b. at the ground c. both 7) the period of a simple pendulum in a grandfather clock on...- gosperion
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Graduate Phase modulation with piezoelectric mirror in Michelson interferometer
Apologies for making a long posts, I just wanted to lay down the basic idea of what I'm doing at the beginning. I'm working on a home-made Michaelson type Interferometer. I'm trying to make few changes, mainly modulation of the black-body type radiation (Globar). Instead of amplitude...- Zero-Toleranc
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Electron exiting magnetic field region in semicircular path
some hints on the question... please?! thanks! 1. Assume that the region to the right of a certain vertical plane contains a vertical magnetic field of magnitude 1.00 mT, and the field is zero in the region to the left of the plane. An electron, originally traveling perpendicular to the...- lmlgrey
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How Much Kinetic Energy Is Lost in a Collision Between Two Toy Cars?
hi just wondering how you would solve this problem A 3 kg toy car with a speed of 6 m/s collides head on with a 2kg car traveling in the opposite direction with a speed of 4 m/s. If the cars are locked together after the collision with a speed of 2 m/s, how much kinetic energy is lost?- nsingh947
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Graduate Asymptotic Safety paper thanks Jacques Distler
"We thank J. Distler and R. Percacci for animated discussions which triggered this investigation. Furthermore, we are grateful to J.P. Blaizot, A. Codello, R. Loll, E. Manrique, and M. Reuter for useful conversations..." It's interesting to contemplate the different ways that progress in...- marcus
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High School How to convert an AC generator into a DC generator
In my algebra/triganometry-based physics class (on electricity and magnetism) and yesterday our professor went over how to convert and AC generator into a DC generator; it got kind of confusing so i tried to read it over in our book but there's only like 3 senteceson it... could anyone help...- phys-lexic
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Undergrad Integrate (tan x)^2(sec x)
(Tanx)^2(Secx)