I have observed that one cannot use colour here while typing something in ##\LaTeX##.
Let me try : ##\text{Let's see if this can be \color{blue} {coloured}?}##. Nope, I type, via an edit after posting. Of course I can use colour from the panel above, but that will have to work for the entire...
I was given a problem to use an array, not a matrix, to solve a system of equations. I have not heard of doing this and can not find any reference to how to do it.
like... 2x+3y = 12, and 3x-4y = 14 How is this solved using an array or grid?
In circuit analysis, everything seems to work out when you set i*cos = sin. But thats not a legitimate equation, so why does that work? Is there a proof that this is a real equation?
Let $$ X \in R^{m*n} $$ where m=n with rank(X)<m then there is at-least one equation which can be written as a linear combination of other equations. Let $$ \beta \in R^{n} $$.
$$ X\beta=y $$
Suppose we have x<m independent equations (the equations are consistent) formed by taking the dot...
c = fλ, where the dependent (y) variable is λ, and the independent variable (x) is f.
λ = c/f
c * 1/f = λ
Are you able to leave 1/f as equavalent to simply 'x', where the gradient would be c, or do you have to ensure 'x'/independent variable is actually f?
I am going through https://itp.uni-frankfurt.de/~hees/pf-faq/srt.pdf, here I don't understand how we wrote eq. 1.5.3 with the help of three-vectors to get eq. 1.5.4.
Euler gave us the below equations:
But this doesn't actually give me a number value for where the y value is when you plug in a number for x. For example, if i plug in 2pi for x, i know cosx should be 1. But that equation gives me (e^2i*pi +e^-2i*pi)/2. This doesn't give me 1. So what really...
when is apply the formulae of resultant force for the two equations the angles cancel out and I can't get any value for the angle when i add the two equations:
R^=f1^2+f2^2+2f1f2cos(theta)
squart3*R=f1^2+f2^2-2f1f2cos(theta)
Hi.
I have two trigonometric equations whose graphs I am trying to understand.
Here are the equations:
1. a sin(x) - b cos(y) = y; a = 2, b = 2
2. a sin(x) + b cos(y) = 1; a = 1, b = 1
My question is why the graphs are the way they are.
What should I do to understand them?
Can anyone...
Stimulated emission-absorption have two symmetric equations for population (N_1 - number of ground state atoms, N_2 - of excited) written below, at heart of lasers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stimulated_emission#Mathematical_model
We assume that both equations act on the central target inside...
My challenge was on trying to determine the angles: My approach;
came up with a number of equations: ie
##m+n=70^0##
##r=p+40^0##
##q-2r=100^0, ⇒ r=50^0 + \dfrac{1}{2} q##
then it follows that,
##2q+100^0=180^0##
##⇒q=40^0, r=70^0, p=m=30^0, n=40^0##
##m+40^0+t=180^0, ⇒t=110^0##
and...
I realize I can solve the other way too. But I want to solve using the equations
##v = u +at##
##S = ut +0.5(at^2)##
and I don't know why I didn't get the right answer. Thank you for your help!
Please only respond if you know the node voltage method.
I need to write equations for this circuit. My problem is that 1 has two paths towards 3, so when I write equations do I write both of those paths or only one.
U30(1(-jXc1)+1/(jXl1+R1)+1/(jXl2)-U10((1/(-jXc1)+1/(R1+jXl1))-U20.... (the...
For this,
Can a the equation ##x = vt + x_0## not be considered a direct proportionality between ##x## and ##v##? If so, is it because there is a constant ##x_0##?
Many thanks!