Variable Definition and 1000 Threads
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Variable strength electric motor
The title may seem dumb because increase in voltage but I wanted to have sort of like a transmission for an electric motor which again... increase in voltage which may make this idea unnecessary but I wanted to have a motor that was built like a cone within a cone so that you could slide the...- GreenAce92
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- Electric Electric motor Motor Strength Variable
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Integration - Change of Variable
Homework Statement [/B] Use integration by substitution to evaluate the integral, I = \int^{x}_{x_{0}} (3 + 4t)^{\frac{5}{3}} dt Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I am confused by this question, and think that the limits on the integral might be a typo. Does it make sense for them...- BOAS
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- Change Integration Variable
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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I have a problem with variable forces
Homework Statement A force F has components F sub x = axy-by^2, F sub y= -axy+bx^2 where a= 2N/m^2 & b=4N/m^2 Calculate the work done on an object of mass 4kg if it is moved on a closed path from (x,y) values of (0,1) to (4,1), to (4,3) to (0,3) and back to (0,1). all coordinates are in metres...- blair chiasson
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- Forces Line integral Linear motion Variable Variable force Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Would someone be able to isolate v?
Homework Statement So I have a group lab for physics, but I need some alg/trig help isolating v for a derived equation. I've tried many times to to get v0 by itself but when I check the equation with the values that I have for each variable I always get the wrong answer. ∆y =...- terff
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- variable
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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MHB Definite integral on elliptic integral where modulus is function of variable
How to prove: $\int_{0}^{\frac{\pi }{2}} {\frac{\sin \theta}{\sqrt{Z^2+(R+h \tan \theta)^2}} K[k(\theta)]}=\frac{\pi }{2\sqrt{R^2 + (h+Z)^2}} $ where \[ k(\theta)=\sqrt\frac{4Rh \tan \theta}{Z^2+(R+h \tan \theta)^2}\] and $ K[k(\theta)] $ is the complete elliptic integral of the first kind... -
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MHB How Do I Derive the Distribution of 2θΣx_i for Independent Random Variables?
We have a r.v. X with p.d.f. = sqrt(θ/πx)*exp(-xθ) , x>0 and θ a positive parameter. We are required to show that 2 θX has a x^2 distribution with 1 d.f. and deduce that, if x_1,……,x_n are independent r.v. with this p.d.f., then 2θ∑_(i=1)^n▒x_ι has a chi-squared distribution with n...- SupLem
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- Random Random variable Transformation Variable
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Fourier transform of function of a complex variable
Can anyone point me to some material on applying the Fourier transform to the case of an analytic function of one complex variable? I've tried to generalize it myself, but I want to see if I'm overlooking some important things. I've started by writing the analytic function with u + iv where u...- thoughtgaze
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- Complex Fourier Fourier transform Function Transform Variable
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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What is the Velocity of a Block Released from a Compressed Spring?
A 1.2 kg block is held against a spring of force constant 1.0 x 10^4 N/m, compressing it a distance of 0.15m. How fast is the block moving after it is released and the spring pushes it away?- PattyCake
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- Force Physics Variable Variable force Work Work done
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to find the coefficient of friction in a rotor-ride?
Homework Statement I have no values at all, so it's just going to be the variables in the relevant equations. I need to define mu using those variables. A carousel is moving in a circle at velocity v and has a radius r. It is moving fast enough that each person with mass m is pinned against the...- broadwayboo
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- Centripetal force Coefficient Coefficient of friction Friction Rotational motion Variable
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Mathematica Mathematica Globally Define Variable as Real
I want to write a line of code at the top of my .nb and have Mathematica treat the specified variables as real only. I've tried using "Assumptions" and "Assuming", but it just won't work. I still get back answers where the entire expression is returned inside the Re[ ] command, like it is...- teroenza
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- Mathematica Variable
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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MHB Probability function (p.f) of a random variable
If one has a Bernoulli random variable W that is derived from a Variable T (Poisson λ), by the following rules W = (if T=0 then W=1 and if T>0 then W=0), I am having trouble finding the pf for W. Any suggestions about how to proceed forward?- serbskak
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- Function Probability Probability function Random Random variable Variable
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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MHB Find the image of a two variable function
So on my first course of Algebra in university I have been asked to find the image of the following function: f : Z x Z -> Z, f(x, y) = x2 - y2 In high school I worked only with single variable functions and I could have found the image by drawing its graph, using limits or using some specific...- Synapse0x
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- Function Image Variable
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Calculators TI-89 how to save result of an embedded funtion to a variable
Hello, I do a lot math and physics work, (predominantly advanced fundamental theories), and have consistently been hindered by a particular issue when it comes to a few of my defined functions. I feel like it would be a kind of "order of execution" issue with a simple solution, but though I've...- qqqqq
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- Calculator Function Programming Ti-89 Variable
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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MATLAB [Matlab] How to use inputdlg string variable in text file?
I am trying to display the input that I enter into the dialog box from "inputdlg" function into a text file. This is what I've so far: prompt={['What is your name?']}; title = 'Name Machine'; answer = inputdlg(prompt, title); name = answer{1}; fileID = fopen('NameMachineFive.txt', 'w')...- muaaman
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- File Matlab String Text Variable
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Finding the value of a variable in a matrix
Homework Statement Given : x+y+5z = 2 x+2y+7z = 1 2x−y+4z = a . a) Determine the value of a which will make the given system have many solutions. Explain your answer. b) Choose a value of a which will make the given system have NO solutions. Explain your answer. c) Is it possible...- incxx
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- Calculus Matrix Systems of equations Value Variable
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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C/C++ "Understanding the C++ For Loop Variable [i]"
ok so i realized my problem with c++ is that i don't really understand for loops. well it's not exactly the loop itself but i don't understand the loop variable [i]. what is for EXACTLY? why is it needed? why can't you just use the other variable you are using? why does this extra variable need...- ineedhelpnow
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- C++ Loop Variable
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Unraveling Diffraction: Understanding Variable Relationships
I'm having trouble understanding the relationships between various variables at play in diffraction. Say you have diffraction with one slit, two slits, and a grating as shown below. So 1) The Amplitude of each peak is directly proportional to the intensity of the incoming waves. This makes...- Hereformore
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- Diffraction Relationships Variable
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- Forum: Optics
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Why Is the Value '2' Used in Calculating Coin Variance?
Homework Statement A bag contains a large number of coins comprises of 1 cent and 5 cents coins in the ration of 1:3 find the man and variance of the values of coins.. i have attached the sample ans here. i don't understand why the value of '2' is used?? why not '5' ...for me '5' represent 5...- werson9339
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- Sampling Variable
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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MHB Does the variable take these values?
Hello! (Wave) If we have the following for loop: for (i=8^{n-1}; i<8^n; i+=1) (where $n$ is an integer) does $i$ take the values $8^{n-1}, 8^{n-1}+1, \dots, 8^n-1$, or am I wrong? (Thinking)- evinda
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- Variable
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Unit Circle and Quantum Predictions [hidden variable model agrees with QM?]
I would like to reopen a discussion on assertions made by David Mermin such as: “There is no conceivable way to assign such instruction sets to the particles from one run to the next that can account for the fact that in all runs taken together, without regard to how the switches are set, the...- rlduncan
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- Circle Model Qm Quantum Unit Unit circle Variable
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Variable Set Distribution - Buckingham Pi Theorum
Background: I am trying to write a program for Buckingham Pi Groups. I need to find a way to list all the input varialbes as different sets. For example if I have 4 variables [V D p u] and I want to distribute them 3 ways I get 4 sets. Number of Sets = Binomial(Number of Variables...- SSGD
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- Binomial Buckingham pi Distribution Matrix Pi Set Variable
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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MHB Second moment of the Poisson random variable
With a Poission random variable, we know that \(E[X] = var(X) = \lambda\). By definition of the variance, we can the second moment to be \[ var(x) = E[X^2] - E^2[X]\Rightarrow E[X^2] = var(X) + E^2[X] = \lambda(1 + \lambda). \] The characteristic equation for the Poisson distribution is...- Dustinsfl
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- Moment Poisson Random Random variable Variable
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Mass in Equilibrium with Variable Length Cable
Homework Statement Consider the diagram below. A 1000 kg block being suspended in equilibrium by cables c and a. Cable c is on a pulley which can vary the length of the cable. Write the constraints of equilibrium. Find the tension in each cable based on varying lengths of cable c between 1.2 m...- srg
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- Cable Equilibrium Length Mass Variable
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Variable low speed motor, how much can I vary it?
I'm looking at getting a motor to drive a micrometer. It's on an interferometer mirror for the curious. I'll need around 1RPM or so, but I want to be able to vary the speed, because I'm pretty unsure about how fast I'll need it to go for my experiment to work. I'm thinking a range of like 1/4 to...- Habeebe
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- Dc motor Motor Speed Variable
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Double integral change of variable polar coordinates question
Homework Statement evaluate the double integral of cosh(6x^2+10y^2) dxdy by making the change of variables x=rcos(theta)/sqrt(3) and y=rsin(theta)/sqrt(5) let D be the region enclosed by the ellipse 3x^2+5y^2=1 and the line x=0 where x>0. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution first I...- jamesdocherty
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- Change Coordinates Double integral Integral Polar Polar coordinates Variable
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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C/C++ What Is the Purpose of a Loop Variable in C++?
what is the purpose of a loop variable (i)? how is it useful?- ineedhelpnow
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- C++ Loop Variable
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Help me factorize a quadratic equation in a complex variable
The equation is: (appears while solving a trigonometric integral using residue theorem) 2Z2+iZ2-6Z+2-i =(2+i)Z2-6Z+(2-i) The roots are: Z1=(2-i) and Z2=(2-i)/5 I can't write the equation in factored form. If I simply write it like this: {z-(2-i)}{5z-(2-i)} It doesn't give the same...- aristotle_sind
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- Complex Quadratic Quadratic equation Variable
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the PMF of a function of a discrete random variable
The discrete random variable K has the following PMF: p(k) = { 1/6 if k=0 2/6 if k=1 3/6 if k=2 0 otherwise } Let Y = 1/(1+K), find the PMF of Y My attempt: So, I am really confused about what this is asking. I took...- Bill Headrick
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- Discrete Function Random Random variable Variable
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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While loop - Variable not changing in C
I am not sure if this is supposed to go in the homework forum or not since it is more of an off physics topic so sorry if it is incorrect. I have a programming assignment for class and I am having a lot of trouble with a while loop. For this part of the program I have to prompt the user to...- A.J.710
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- Loop Variable
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Solving Questions with Variable Mass: Seeking Guidance
Hello everyone. I've been struggling with how to deal or solve questions that include variable masses. Considering the method I usually try to solve with, it either gets me lost or just makes things complicated and doesn't work often to me. :P I was wondering if you guys could help me out...- MMS
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- Guidance Mass Variable Variable mass
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Fluid dynamics - find distribution of a conserved variable
I accidentally posted this to the "Calculus & Beyond" forum when I meant to post it to the physics forum. If someone can tell me how to move this post, I will get rid of it here! Homework Statement Consider a property, for example temperature θ, that is conserved during advection (i.e. Dθ/Dt =...- chilge
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- Distribution Dynamics Fluid Fluid dynamics Variable
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Solution of diffusion equation with three independent variable (r,z,t)
Hi, I want to solve the following diffusion equation: (d/dt) C(r,z,t)=D*∇^2 C(r,z,t) where C is the concentartion and D is the coefficient of diffusivity (constant) with initial condition C(r,z,0)=C0 (constant) and boundary condition dc/dr=0 at r=0; (dc/dz) at z=-L equal to (dc/dz)...- nazmulislam
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- Diffusion Diffusion equation Independent Variable
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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C/C++ Using Constant Variables in C++ for Shipping Cost Calculation
i don't even understand this... Given shipWeight in pounds, compute the cost to ship a package and assign to shipCost. Shipping involves a flat fee of 75 cents, plus 25 cents per pound. Declare and use a const named COST_PER_POUND. Sample program: #include <iostream> using namespace std; int...- ineedhelpnow
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- C++ Constant Variable
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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MATLAB Matlab estimate PDF from random variable X
How do I estimate the pdf from a random variable \(X\) where \(X = U_1 - U_2\) and \(U_i\) are uniform random variables? In the code below, I used unifrnd(-5, 5, 1000, 1) which generated a 1000x1 vector of uniform random number between -5 and 5. How do I estimate the PDF for X? rng; X =...- Dustinsfl
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- Estimate Matlab Pdf Random Random variable Variable
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Boat slowing down with variable acceleration
A motor boat of mass m moves on the surface of a lake at a speed0v. At the moment 0t= the engine is shut down. Assuming the resistance of water to be proportional to the speed of the boat, F=−rv, find a) the time interval after which the boat stops; b) the speed of the boat as a function of...- ionitacodrut
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- Acceleration Boat Variable Variable acceleration
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Eigenvalues containing the variable x
Homework Statement The wave function ψ(x)=Ae-b2x2/2 where A and b are real constants, is a normalized eigenfunction of the schrodinger eqn for a free particle of mass m and energy E. Then find the value of E Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Substituting the wave...- kini.Amith
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- Eigenvalues Variable
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Integration involving continuous random variable
Homework Statement please refer to the question, i can't figure out which part i did wrongly. i 'd been looking at this repeatedly , yet i can't find my mistake. thanks for the help! the correct ans is below the question. where the c= 283/5700 , q = 179/5700 Homework Equations The...- somecelxis
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- Continuous Integration Random Random variable Variable
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Is the use of the term 'general form' correct for variable functions?
For certain types of functions I have been using the term 'general form' as a way of stating that some function of some variable(s) is true for more than one value of the variable (usually an infinite number). Here is a simple example, 1=cos(2∏x) There have been (at times) where the use of...- mesa
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- Form Functions Term Variable
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- Forum: General Math
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How does one express a function of a single variable and a constant?
How would someone go about writing a general expression for a function of a single variable and a constant? For example, if we have a function of two variables 'x' and 'y' we can use f(x,y). If we had a function of 'x' and the constant '∏' is it acceptable to write it as f(x,π)?- mesa
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- Constant Function Variable
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- Forum: General Math
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Definite Double Integral of a single variable
Homework Statement This isn't actually homework. I was messing around in my notebook trying something when I ended up writing something to the effect of this: dT = \frac{V^{2}}{R(1+α dT)}dQ R(1+α dT) dT = V^{2}dQ Where α and V are constants. Now, I'm fairly sure what I had done made...- Narroo
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- Double integral Integral Variable
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Transformation of variable (what happens with the area?)
Homework Statement Dear friends, let U and V independent variables that are both defined on [-∏, ∏] and are uniformly distributed. If x = cos(U + V) and y = sin(U-V), what is the area where the variables X and Y are defined? Homework Equations U + V = arccos(x) U - V = arcsin(y) For a test...- Zenga
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- Area Transformation Variable
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Variable pulley distance - tensioner force help needed
Greetings, lurked for a long time, but I need some help here so I joined up. Please have some patience with me if I miss any important information. I am working on a belted pulley drive system where the driveN pulley will move relative to the driveR while in the stopped state. An outside...- supernaught
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- Force Pulley Variable
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Solving equation involving a variable and its logarithm
Can you suggest a general analytical solution to the following equation \ln(x^{3/2})-bx-c=0 where x is real positive variable and b and c are real positive constants. -
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Variable Mass and Steady Leakage: Finding the Velocity of a Cart with Calculus
A cart has a load of 100 kg sand at start and it is pulled by a steady resultant force of 100N starting from rest. A hole in the cart causes steady leakage of 1kg/s. Find velocity v of the cart after 50s of motion. What I know about this is that, we have to use calculus. dF =(dM /dT) *(dV/dT)...- Sagar98
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- Mass Type Variable Variable mass
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Does Mass Leakage Affect the Velocity of a Cart?
A cart has a load of 100 kg sand at start and it is pulled by a steady resultant force of 100N starting from rest. A hole in the cart causes steady leakage of 1kg/s. Find velocity v of the cart after 50s of motion.- Sagar98
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- Mass Type Variable Variable mass
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Calculus of variations: multiple variables, functions of one variable
Simply put, can you find the function which extremizes the integral J[f]=\iint L\left(x,y,f(x),f(y),f'(x),f'(y)\right) \,dx \,dy Where ##f## is the function to be extremized, and ##x## and ##y## are independent variables? A result seems possible by using the usual calculus of variation... -
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Integration by trigonometric change of variable
Homework Statement I'm trying to solve ##\int\sqrt{a^2 - x^2}## by using the substitution ##x = asin\theta## Homework Equations ##x = asin\theta The Attempt at a Solution ##y = \int\sqrt{a^2 - a^2cos^2\theta}## ##y = a\int\cos\theta## ##y = a^2\int\cos(\theta)^2## ##y = (a^2)/2 *...- MMM
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- Change Integration Trigonometric Variable
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How to Derive the Lorentz Factor from Pythagoras?
Hey guys, this is a little silly question but it bothers me. I am not a math genius (yet i hope) and I am still in elementary school so there's a lot to learn. But i just read about the lorenz factor in this example he basically used pythagoras of this light clock in a train, so it started of as...- MathiasArendru
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- Variable
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- Forum: General Math
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Lead-lag test for discrete variable vs continuous variable
Let's say I'm applying electrical currents to a certain part of a human test subject and measuring certain deflections in his heart readings during this period. Before I increase the electrical currents, which could be dangerous, I'm interested to see if the changes in electrical currents are...- madilyn
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- Continuous Discrete Test Variable
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Integer solutions for multiple variable equations
Obviously it will take some brute-force. But how do I minimize the brute-force needed (optimize)? I know one can solve Diophantine equations and quadratic Diophantine equations. But what if I have something like 10 (any number) of variables? (what if there are no squares, what if there are...- MagnusM
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- Integer Multiple Variable
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- Forum: General Math