Doing Homework: Equations & Solutions

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1. Homework Statement

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution

 

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Hello duc, welcome to PF. :smile:

Interesting exercise. Is there anything we can do for you ?

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BvU said:
Hello duc, welcome to PF. :smile:

Interesting exercise. Is there anything we can do for you ?

If you would like some assistance, please follow the guidelines.
Hi BvU,

I issued a "no effort" warning earlier. Click view warning on the first post.

Chet
 
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