Hi, I am taking a circuits analysis course currently. We are studying Laplace Transforms.
I was wondering if anybody out there knows a way of bypassing all of the cumbersome complex algebra to find the partial fraction decomposition of a given function with respect to s.
If not maybe...
I think I found a way to do this, but it's not working.
The problem gives a cable weighing 2lb/fot, that is used to lift 800 lb of coal up a mineshaft 500ft deep. find the work
I looked up the answer, which 650,000 ft-lbs. The weight is the force, so there is no need for the acceleration...
Given the four points A(0,1,3), B(1,-3,-2), C(4,2,-1) and D(3,6,4) use vector methods to:
(a) show these points are coplanar: I just did a determinant of AB BC and CD
and got an answer of 0 so it is complanar
Im don't know how to do the next 3:
(b)find the equation of the plane;
(c)...
Out of curiosity, what would an extremely abundant source of electricity provide the ability to do? Obviously it's cost would go down, allowing much more to be done with it in the home, but I'm looking for things along the lines of electrolysis of water to cheaply produce hydrogen, etc. Also...
A 292 kg motor cycle is accelerating up along a ramp that is inclined 30.0 degrees above the horizontal. The propulsion force pushing the motorcycle up the ramp is 3150 N, and air resistance produces a force of 250 N that opposes the motion. Find the magnitude of the motorcycle's acceleration.
YATP - Yet Another Trainlike Problem
Sailboats A and B each have mass 60kg and cross the starting line at the same time of a race. Each has an initial velocity of 2m/s.
Obviously from this, m1 = m2 == 60kg and vo1 = v02 == 2 m/s.
The wind applies a constant force of 650N to each boat and...
Hi, I'd like someone to help me out with a rather huge problem I have at my hands. Theres 1 year for me to successfully complete my IB Course doing Maths-Chemistry-Physics as Higher, and the problem is that, I would like to do Medicine... However I've been looking through the University...
Guys can you suggest me some nice book on Mechanics of Solids!
I find "Crandall and Dahl" doesn't go deeper in explaining basic concepts!
I am looking for a which maintains balance between depth and applications!
I am currently taking CALC II in the summer. So far we have gone over Applications of Integration(area under the curve, solids of revolution) to Techniques of Integration (integration by parts, Trig substitution, Partial Fractions, IMproper Integrals, etc.) From all the problems I have...
Hello, it is an honor to finally post on this forum. I have been lurking around for a couple of months now and have enjoyed learning much of the material given. To Get to the point.
I am currently taking CALC II in the summer. So far we have gone over Applications of Integration(area under...
I have a math test on the chapter on Tuesday, and my teacher handed out the pre-test on Thursday. There are a few problems I am totally stumped on, and figured the math geniuses here could give me some help. Some I can get somewhere with, some I don't know where to begin.
Here is one...
hi all
does anyone knows when to use a micrometer torque wrench, a torque driver or a dial reading wrench?
what r the applications of such wrenches?
stan
Hi,
This is the problem:
Lorraine has $7.70 in dimes and quarters. If the number of quarters is two more than twice the number of dimes, how many of each type does she have?
I know the answer is 12 dimes and 26 quarters by figuring it in my head, but my professor requires us to show work to...
Hello all,
I never really had a great deal of trouble with physics until just recently and this place looks like a great place to learn. I am having problems with the following question:
A frictionless track is to be built as shown, with L=3.20 m and H=2.90 m. In order to get the cart to...
Hello all. I have a test on these type of questions coming up soon and this is about the time when frustration sets in since I'm not very good at these questions. If anyone could show me how to do them so I could study off it then you would be my hero.
1) A wall of height 8 m stands...
If anyones ever heard of it... its a multi-barreled system that can fire upwards of 1,000,000 rounds per minute. It can be fitted with different types of barrels to fire anything from bullets to 40mm grenades.
So what are the real world applications? They say they can setup a few and cover a...
Could anyone give me a brief overview of glues such as araldite, RTV, loctite, superglue and dymax.
I'm after typical applications, what they're good for and what they're bad for.
At work RTV is tended to be used for a filler or mechanical glue, loctite is for locking screws and araldite...
Hey there!
You guys aren't going to believe that I can get stuck on something this pathetically easy, but I have to ask anyway.
Find two positive numbers whose product is 108 and the sum of the first number plus three times the second number is a minimum.
Here is what I've done...
Hello. Could anyone help me with a few questions that I'm stuck on? Any suggestions would be much appreciatd.
1) A man 2m tall walks away from a lampost whose light is 5m above the ground. If he walks at a speed of 1.5 m/s, at what rate is his shadow growing when he is 10m from the lampost...
applications ?
We are studying linear transformations right now in my Lin. Alg. class. And I like to think that mathematics has some application in the real world. But what kind of appliation do matrix transfomations have? Are there any algorithms based on it? If not, it's kind of pointless in...
1. in determination of speed of sound in solid, why is the wavelength of sound in the rod eqaul to twice the length of the rod? is this always true?
2. suppose the we increase the temperature of the air through which a sound wave is traveling. a) what effect does this have on the velocity of...
Hey,
How do I find the current through the central resistor (the one that is 1 ohm) in this Wheatstone bridge attached to this post? What approach do I need to take here if I were to solve this using linear systems? Our professor poorly explained how electrical networks work. I can solve the...
I really enjoy math at school and am pretty good at it, and am thinking (if I survive my next few math courses) of going into math in university, but I don't really know what careers are available in math - what would some practical applications be (other than, er, accountants or something...
Bit of a strange one this:
Can anyone think of any real life applications where having a non linear thermistor (like one that didnt change a set amount of resistance for the same temperature change) would cause any problems?
Conference on Thermophysics in Microgravity
Conference on Commercial/Civil Next Generation Space Transportation
22nd Symposium on Space Nuclear Power and Propulsion
Conference on Human/Robotic Technology and the National Vision for Space Exploration
3rd Symposium on Space Colonization
2nd...
I've been kicking myself trying to think of a few real world applications of cubic equations (and x^4 quintive?). Can anyone give me a few examples?
Thanks,
Jeremy
In my infinite curiosity, I am reading about quaternions and his algebra. I have readed that they are used principally in "pure mathmatics", but there are applications in 3D modelling, and others... there are applications to the physics?
MIH and Moonbear's positions as friends of tribdog are in serious jeapordy. If you'd like the position send me a PM. Perks of the position: I'm not sure, but there has to at least one.
OK, here's the situation, for my first homework assignment for a new class I've got to write up a brief essay on how trigonometry is used in real life. Seeing as how I've not done anything even close to trig in quite some time, I'm clueless as to what it entails and was wondering if anyone...
I just signed up to take Applications of Complex Variables next term and wondering if anyone here has the scoop on it. Mainly, what are the main topics and any advice on the class or important parts I should really pay attention to.
hey, In my physics class we are now learinging beginging to learn about lagrange ion mechanics and I am a little stuck on the basics of it particularly fermat's principle (dealing with light travel) and applications of the Euler-Lagrange Equation, I can't seem to get many of the problems at the...
Does anyone know if a software is to be purchased and upgraded in a Company then:
1. What procedures should be followed to document software purchases and observe licensing requirement?
2. What procedures should the organisation take to minimize disruption when software is installed or...
What is the name of the seventh derivative of a position function? I know the first derivative is velocity and the second is acceleration, and the third is jerk. But what is the realworld use of a 7th derivative??
I am trying to solve a problem dealing with applying integrals to physics. Here's one that I am having trouble with:
A trough is 4 feet long and 1 foot high. The vertical cross-section of the trough parallel to an end is shaped like the graph of x^6 from x = -1 to x =1. The trough is full of...
I was working on filling out my college application for MIT when I had timed out... so I went back to the site and hit undergrad admissions... and volla without typing in a username or password I was in the editing area for a student in california I have never met. How is it possible that I was...
I want to ask about the applications of magnets
Is it possible that people who lived in a town could have health
problems such as headaches, nausea, brain tumors.. due to an established
plant, which distributes power to nearby towns and cities through
hundreds of high-tension cables...
I was wondering if anyone wanted to chat on applications of calculus 2 (or just give me ideas). Its for a project later in the simester for my calc 2 class and I wanted to brain storm but didnt get far. Any links would be great :rolleyes:
Well, I'm sitting here in biology, teacher's saying you can apply it anywhere, its connected to anything. We had to write an essay about how it applies to the field we were interested in. Long story short: I give up and ask him "how's biology related to theoretical physics? Or quantum physics?"...
Hi all. This is my first post. w00t!
I'm just starting my sophmore year at university an I am trying to get ahead in physics, however I have hit a roadblock on tensors. I read all your posts in the 'what is a tensor' threads and I have a little better idea of what a tensor is, but I am...
As part of my research, i have to find 3 pratical examples that Newtons Law of cooling can be used for. So far i have two, finding the time someone died, and cooling down soup. I have to find a third, which does not involve food, or someone dying. if anyone could suggest a good third practical...
Hi, I am working on the following problem:
A 2.85kg bucket is attached to a disk shaped pulley of radius 0.121m and mass of 0.742 kg. If the bucket is allowed to fall,
what is:
linear acceleration, angular acceleration of pulley and,
how far does the bucket drop in 1.5 s?
so far i...
Need some help with Aplications and Problem Solving ...
Framing a Photo - A photo measuring 12 cm by 8cm is to be surrounded by a mat before framing. The width of the mat is to be the same on all sides of the photo. The area of tht mat is to equal the area of the photo. Find the width of the...
I have been given an assignment by my teacher, only I can't answer 3 of the questions.
1) A rectangle is expanding so that its length is always three times its width. The perimetre of the rectangle is increasing at a rate of 12cm/minute. Find the rate of increase in area of the rectangle when...
Edit:
Moved from statistics -
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=164120#post164120
I'm doing some homework over the break (!) so I don't have access to my usual lines of help. I've hit a wall:
I don't really know how to solve a problem like this, from the...
Hi all. I heard about the site the the Sec Web. Anyway, I'm a math major with philosophy and physics minors, and I'm going to grad school in math this fall.
I'm doing my senior seminar on l2, the set of square summable sequences. I'd like to close my paper and my talk on some applications...