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Homework Statement
In two dimensional space the maximum number if unknown information is
A. 4
B. 2
C. 3
D. 1
E. O
Homework Equations
So I've eliminated c a and e and am more leaning g towards 1 is this correct
Shyan said:I think you should explain more about your question.Its not at all obvious to me what you're talking about!
"Max Unknowns 1" refers to the maximum number of unknown variables that can be solved for in a 2D space problem. This means that when solving the problem, you can only have one unknown variable in the final answer.
To determine the number of unknowns in a 2D space problem, you must count the number of variables that are not given or known in the problem. These variables are considered unknowns and the maximum number of unknowns allowed in a 2D space problem is 1.
No, the maximum number of unknown variables allowed in a 2D space problem is 1. This is to ensure that the problem can be solved accurately and efficiently.
If a 2D space problem has more than 1 unknown variable, it is considered an indeterminate problem and cannot be solved using traditional methods. In this case, more information or equations are needed to solve for the unknown variables.
No, the maximum number of unknowns in a 2D space problem is a fixed rule and cannot be changed. This is to ensure that the problem can be solved accurately and efficiently.