I'm seeking some reassurance I've understood the question since there are no answers given in the book and I'm getting a bit tied up in knots.
What I am struggling with most is there are three per unit values for impedance already noted on the diagram without qualifying what ##Z{base}## is or...
This is actually right at the start of another derivation, but I can't understand how the author gets the formula for ##q##. So the discharge per unit thickness is the circumference of the circle, multiplied by the velocity at that point (at ##r##)? I thought the formula for flow rate was...
If there is a luminosity per unit wavelength defined as L_λ dλ, am I correct in thinking that the conversion to luminosity per unit frequency (L_ν) would be L_ν = L_λ (λ^2/c)?
And building off of that, if the shape of a spectrum was proportional to a power-law: L_λ = λ^(β), is there a way to...
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I am trying to find the hydrostatic force of a cylindrical tank of water. I was hoping someone could help point me in the right direction.
I have a cylindrical water tank. The dimensions are as follows:-
I need to find the magnitude of the hydro static force per unit of...
A container of height 3m and width 5m is filled with water upto 2 m. It is accelerated such that the water is at the brim (it is about to spill). When it moves with this acceleration find the force acting per unit width on the vertical wall.
I found the acceleration for the condition provided...
If I have a beam of protons that go into a block of water, how can I know how many photons will be produced along the beam path?. I'm assuming all the photons have the same energy.
I know that the energy deposition will follow a Bragg Curve, and I think that energy deposition is probably...
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For one of my assignments I’ve been ask about the relationship between percent impedance and per unit impedance.
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I know that the x% is determined in transformers by short circuiting the secondary windings and slowly increasing the...
Hi, my name is alexander, i am student from Institute of radioprotection and dosimetry (IRD). My project is calculate MGD (mean glandular dose) from womans with augmented breast. i am having dificulties to calculate Kerma in air with mcnpx. I drew a block of air above the breast, i am using the...
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I am taking the free energy as the internal energy of the ideal gas.
Then the average internal energy per unit volume is ## \frac { 3 nk_B T } {2 } ##.
So, the correct option is (c).
Is this correct?
in question 10.19 , i use equation 10.26 to do the question . I have all the values of all variables , except q ( load per unit area) ...
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How to get q ? It's not stated in the textbook . Is there something to do with the homework =4m ??
I assume q =...
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The equation of state of an ideal gas is p = nkT, where p is the thermodynamic
pressure and n = N / V is the thermodynamic variable for the number of particles per
unit volume. The n dependence of the free energy f per unit volume of the ideal gas is
obtained by the following...
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Suppose a harp string is tuned to middle C (C4) and is 0.56m long. If I want the tension to be 193.5 N, what mass per unit length do I need the harp string to be? Calculate your answer in kg.m
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Vs = sqrt(T/μ)
V = fλ
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Having a very...
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An arrangement of four wires, in cross section, with θ=30° and u=5cm. Wire 2 and wire 4 carry the same magnitude of current (I2=I4=10mA) directed out of the page. Wire 3 carries current I3=25mA directed into the page.
If the resultant force per unit length on wire 1 is zero...
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An air coaxial transmission line has a solid inner conductor of radius a and a very thin outer conductor of inner radius b. Determine the inductance per unit length of the line.
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the book states the methodology to find the inductance as follows:
1)...
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"An infnitely long hollow cylinder of radius ##a## has surface charge density ##σ_a##.
It is surrounded by a coaxial hollow cylinder of radius ##b## with charge density ##σ_b##. The charge densities are such that the total confguration is electrically neutral. Using whatever...
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frequency, Tension, mass, mode of vibration
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v = sqrt(T/μ)
The Attempt at a Solution
length of string is 2.14m
weight .00247kg
mass per unit length (μ) .00089
However, I need to confirm this graphically. I solved for mass per unit length
μ = T/V^2
or...
The following derives the relation that for a blackbody radiation the energy density is proportional to the energy emitted per unit area over unit time.
The average energy density ##d\psi## is obtained by dividing the radiant energy ##dE## received by the surface ##dB## in 1 second by the...
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I'm currently working a problem that looks like this:
There's more to this problem, but I'm sure I can solve the rest of it, there are just things I'm uncertain about. Actually, it's only one thing I'm uncertain about.
I'm looking through my notes, and when converting the voltage...
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is the equation in the 3rd photo wrong ? since there are 2 exits , why shouldn't the eqaution become (P1 / y) + z + (8.33^2) / (2x9.81) = 0 + z +[ 2 (12^2) / (2x9.81) ] ?
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why the author said the equation 3-4 as energy per unit weight ?
as gamma = rho g , gamma has the unit of kg(m^-3)(ms^-2) = kg(m^-2)(s^-2) , gamma is clearly not weight ...
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A ski gondola is connected to the top of a hill by a steel cable of length L and radius R . As the gondola comes to the end of its run, it bumps into the terminal and sends a wave pulse along the cable. It is observed that it took T seconds for the pulse to return.
What is...
I am having the hardest time calculating q, the load per unit length. This question is in relation to my previous question I posted here.
I have a cylinder laying horizontally that is fixed on its ends. The cylinder is filled with water. To calculate the deflection I am simplifying the problem...
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Is intensity related to this question? The answer is B.
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I^2 ∝ A^2
I=P/A,
where I is intensity, P is power, and A is area
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I tried using I=P/A, and after substituting, I get, A^2=E/S, which gives E=A^2 S
And then, the new wave...
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Two cylindrical conductors, of distance between them d and radius a (a<<d), have dielectric layer of relative permitivitty εr and thickness a. Calculate capacitance per unit length of this system.
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Capacitance per unit length, C'=Q'/U
Gauss law, cylindrical...
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Viscous liquid (ρ = 1460 kg/m3, μ = 5.2×10−1Ns/m2) is pumped through a smooth pipe with a 0.1 m diameter, at a rate of 5×10−2m3/s. Using your Fanning friction factor versus Reynolds Number...
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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/88040310/powerhw3.png
1. Draw the reactance diagram.
2. Calculate the per unit impedances
3. If bms #1 is operating at 30 kV, find the current
Assume base of 100 MVA, 300 kV on the generator side.
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P = VI
s = p +jq...
I am trying to figure out what the total thermal energy emitted by completely transparent matter. It seems Planck's law can't do this because the thickness or geometry of the mass is not given, only it's surface area. The spectral radiance of a black body is given by Planck's law...
I an ideal gas how do I calculate the number of collision per unit area? By collision I do not mean collision between the atoms but rather it is a problem where I know that a nucleation cluster of area A is in my gas, and I want to find the probability that it will get hit by an atom. I know the...
A trivial question.
I know that current is the amount of charge passing per unit time across a area.
And Potential difference is change in potential or change in potential energy per unit charge or work done per unit charge.
And also from Ohms law, V is directly proportional to I. So...
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At what wavelength does a cavity at 6000 degrees Kelvin radiate most per unit wavelength?
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$$\rho_T(\lambda)d\lambda=\frac{8\pi{hc}}{\lambda^5}\frac{d\lambda}{e^{{hc}/{\lambda{kT}}}-1}$$
The Attempt at a Solution
I'm pretty new to this whole...
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We are to assume an infinite transmission line with the following parameters:
capacitance: 296 ρF/ft
Zc=52Ω
inductance: 8.0 × 10-7 H/ft
We are told that a 100MHz signal is attenuated 31 dB per 100 feet and asked based on the information, assuming no leakage through...
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I took a screen shot so I did not leave anything out.
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Surface area, and volume of a sphere.
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I am trying to find the linear charge density from the charge volume density. I got it explained...
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Given that the stretched length of a string is Δx(1+1/2(dy/dx)^2) show that the potential energy per unit length is equal to
1/2F(dy(x,t)/dx)^2
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potential energy = kx^2
cos(kx-wt)
idk really...
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The fact that the...
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In fact it is problem 8.5 in Griffiths 3rd ed p357
Consider an infinite parallel plate capacitor with the lower plate carrying the charger density - \sigma , and the upper plate carrying the charge density + \sigma .
(a) Determine all nine elements of the stress...
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a proton moves with a velocity <6*105,3*105> m/s through a magnetic field given by <.2,.2> T
a. Find the magnetic force per unit charge on the proton
b. Find the work done by this forceHomework Equations
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For part a, I used a property of...
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\rho(\lambda)d\lambda=\frac{8(\pi)hc}{\lambda^{5}}\frac{d\lambda}{e^{hc/(\lambda)KT}-1}
What does this represent?
Calculate the number of photons per unit volume in a blackbody from \lambda to d\lambda
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N/A
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I...
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I need to find the mass of a disk with a hole, given inner and outer diameters of 0.10m and 0.30m, respectively. The disk has a mass per unit of 20 \frac{kg}{m^2}.
The Attempt at a Solution
Since I needed mass units, I thought that I could multiply the mass per unit...
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How much energy per unit mass (E/m) must you give a rocket to put it into a geosynchronous orbit three Earth radii above the surface of the Earth?
Radius of Earth : 6380 km
GM/r = 6.25 x 10^7 m^2/ s^2
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U(r) = - GMm/r
The Attempt at a...
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Calculate the three-phase short-circuit fault currents flowing into all five busbars.
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MVA base = 150MVA
All base voltages were set to the local busbar voltages.
Formulas I have used can be seen in the attached photos.
The Attempt at a...
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How do you get a photon flux per unit wavelength curve for solar radiation? My understanding of "per unit wavelength" is that the wavelengths within a very short range are fired at a detector. The range is then gradually changed to cover higher wavelengths. The values of flux measured by...
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The flow of a fluid between two large flat parallel plates normal to the y direction is fully developed and steady. The plates are a distance 2h apart in the y direction and the velocity profile, assuming y=0 is at the midpoint between the plate is V(y) = V_0(1-(y/h)^2)...
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A wire is fixed at both ends vibrating fundamentally. For what value of x (x position on the wire, with 0 being one edge and L being the other) is the potential energy per unit length has the maximum value?
Known: Length of wire (L), Tension in wire (T), Mass of wire (m)...
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Consider energy generation in the Sun. Fusion through the pp cycle takes place within its core which has
r = 0.2 Rs
T = 1.3 x 10 ^ 7 K
rho (density) = 1.1 x 10 ^ 5 kg m^-3
X (total mass fraction of hydrogen) = 0.34
The nuclear energy generation rate for the pp...
I am reading Aschroft and Mermin and I came across the probability per unit time
I have trouble understanding the concept as it is. But they do try to explain.
They say that the probability that an electron will experience a collision in an ifinetismal time, dt, is just dt/τ.
From this i...
Average Cost. A manufacturer has determined that the total cost $C$ of operating a factory is
$C=0.5x^2+15x+5000$ where $x$ is the number of units produced.
At what level of production will the average cost per unit be minimized?
(The average cost per unit is $\frac{C}{x}$)
taking C' and...