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Modern Control Systems: Feedback control system
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Calculate suitable gain K so that the overshoot of the step response due to the drug injection is approximately 7%. R(s) is the desired blood-sugar level and Y(s) is the actual blood-sugar level. (note: R(s) is to the far left in the picture)
Answer K = 1.... | http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/calculate-suitable-gain-k-overshoot-step-response-due-drug-injection-approximately-7--r-s--q986821 | Modern Control Systems: Feedback control system 0 pts ended Calculate suitable gain K so that the overshoot of the step response due to the drug injection is approximately 7%. R(s) is the desired blood-sugar level and Y(s) is the actual blood-sugar level. (note: R(s) is to the far left in the picture) Answer K = 1.67 A... | true | Calculate suitable gain K so that the overshoot of the step response due to the drug injection is approximately 7%. | K = 1.67 |
giancoli physics chapter 10 question 6
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I am having difficulty figuring out the answer to question 6 inChapter 10. The question is:
When blood pressure is measured, why must the jacket be heldat the level of the heart?
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note kennethk <blockquote><em>The zero is still at the end, but I can always chop that off</em></blockquote> If your code is essentially <c>my $output = system(...); print $output;</c> then you should note that [doc://system] returns the status code returned by the call, not the output of the call. There's no reason to... | http://www.perlmonks.org/?displaytype=xml;node_id=1032635 | note kennethk <blockquote><em>The zero is still at the end, but I can always chop that off</em></blockquote> If your code is essentially <c>my $output = system(...); print $output;</c> then you should note that [doc://system] returns the status code returned by the call, not the output of the call. There's no reason to... | true | What is the exact syntax that works on the command line? | If you pass [doc://system] <c>'"%En\t%u\n"'</c>, I believe it should be equivalent to entering <c>'\ |
Electric Fields -apparently conceptual question
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a thin rod has endpoints @ + and - 100cm. There is a charge of Q uniformly distributed along the rod.
a) what is the electric field close to the midpoint of the rod?
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By starting with some Dirichlet series similar to logarithms, or somewhat similar to logarithm Dirichlet series, I arrived at this expression:
$$\left(\text{ArcSin}\left[\text{Sqrt}[2]*\text{Cos}[\text{Im}[\text{ZetaZero}[2]]*\text{Log}[2]]\left/\left(\frac{1}{18} \left(\sqrt{3} \pi -\sqrt{6}... | http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/189314/can-this-expression-be-simplified-and-is-the-real-part-of-the-left-hand-side-equ/189321 | Take the 2-minute tour × By starting with some Dirichlet series similar to logarithms, or somewhat similar to logarithm Dirichlet series, I arrived at this expression: $$\left(\text{ArcSin}\left[\text{Sqrt}[2]*\text{Cos}[\text{Im}[\text{ZetaZero}[2]]*\text{Log}[2]]\left/\left(\frac{1}{18} \left(\sqrt{3} \pi -\sqrt{6} \... | true | Can the given expression be simplified and is the real part of the left-hand side equal to -π? | Yes, the expression can be simplified. For x > 1, the real part of arcsin(x) is \frac{\pi}{2}, and for x < -1, it is -\frac{\pi}{2}. Thus, depending on the context of x in the expression, the left side can be evaluated to -π. |
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Find the Fourier series corresponding to the function F(x) = x + x^2, -pi < x < pi
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Geometric Optics Fortuneteller's Crsytal ball
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(b) A fortuneteller looks through her crystal (n = 1.50) ball witha 4 cm radius centered at x = 0. An object at x = -16 cm is viewedfrom some position down the positive x-axis. Where does she see theimage? Give the x-coordinate of the image position.
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I am looking for your help to tell me is there any algorithm (article) in graph theory which computes the best (minimum of paths cost) vertex that is connected to a subset of vertices.
In other words, my input is a set of nodes (vertices) in a weighted graph, and I am searching the vertex that minimises ... | http://mathhelpforum.com/math-topics/202370-best-vertex-connecting-subset-vertices-weighted-graph.html | Hi every body, I am looking for your help to tell me is there any algorithm (article) in graph theory which computes the best (minimum of paths cost) vertex that is connected to a subset of vertices. In other words, my input is a set of nodes (vertices) in a weighted graph, and I am searching the vertex that minimises ... | true | Is there any algorithm in graph theory that computes the best (minimum of paths cost) vertex connected to a subset of vertices? | Yes, such an algorithm exists in graph theory. It involves finding the vertex that minimizes the total path cost to a given subset of vertices. One common method to achieve this is through the use of network flow algorithms or by applying techniques such as the Floyd-Warshall algorithm to compute all pairs shortest pat... |
Getting the size of an array of structs
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Getting the size of an array of structs
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Chegg Guided Solutions for Heat and Mass Transfer Fundamentals and Applications 4th Edition Chapter 12 Problem 28P
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A 3-mm-thick glass window transmits 90 percent of the radiation between λ = 0.3 and 3.0 μm and is essentially opaque for radiation at other wavelengths. Determine the rate of radiation ... | http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/3-mm-thick-glass-window-transmits-90-percent-radiation-03-30-chapter-12-problem-28p-solution-9780077366643-exc | Chegg Guided Solutions for Heat and Mass Transfer Fundamentals and Applications 4th Edition Chapter 12 Problem 28P 5 Stars(1 user) A 3-mm-thick glass window transmits 90 percent of the radiation between λ = 0.3 and 3.0 μm and is essentially opaque for radiation at other wavelengths. Determine the rate of radiation tran... | true | What is the rate of radiation transmitted through a 3-m × 3-m glass window from a blackbody source at 5800 K? | 491,400 kW |
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A 3-mm-thick glass window transmits 90 percent of the radiation between λ = 0.3 and 3.0 μm and is essentially opaque for radiation at other wavelengths. Determine the rate of radiation ... | http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/3-mm-thick-glass-window-transmits-90-percent-radiation-03-30-chapter-12-problem-28p-solution-9780077366643-exc | Chegg Guided Solutions for Heat and Mass Transfer Fundamentals and Applications 4th Edition Chapter 12 Problem 28P 5 Stars(1 user) A 3-mm-thick glass window transmits 90 percent of the radiation between λ = 0.3 and 3.0 μm and is essentially opaque for radiation at other wavelengths. Determine the rate of radiation tran... | true | What is the rate of radiation transmitted through a 3-m × 3-m glass window from a blackbody source at 1000 K? | 125.6 kW |
Talk:Constructive empiricism
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Physics help please!!!
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You have two lenses at yourdisposal, one with a focal length f1 =+38.1 cm, the other with a focal lengthf2 = -38.1 cm.
(a) Which of these two lenses would you use toproject an image of a light bulb onto a wall that is far away?
(b) If you want to produce an image of the bulb that i... | http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/two-lenses-yourdisposal-one-focal-length-f1-381-cm-focal-lengthf2-381-cm-two-lenses-would--q379168 | Physics help please!!! 0 pts ended You have two lenses at yourdisposal, one with a focal length f1 =+38.1 cm, the other with a focal lengthf2 = -38.1 cm. (a) Which of these two lenses would you use toproject an image of a light bulb onto a wall that is far away? (b) If you want to produce an image of the bulb that is e... | true | Which of these two lenses would you use to project an image of a light bulb onto a wall that is far away? | You would use the converging lens with a focal length of f1 = +38.1 cm. |
Physics help please!!!
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You have two lenses at yourdisposal, one with a focal length f1 =+38.1 cm, the other with a focal lengthf2 = -38.1 cm.
(a) Which of these two lenses would you use toproject an image of a light bulb onto a wall that is far away?
(b) If you want to produce an image of the bulb that i... | http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/two-lenses-yourdisposal-one-focal-length-f1-381-cm-focal-lengthf2-381-cm-two-lenses-would--q379168 | Physics help please!!! 0 pts ended You have two lenses at yourdisposal, one with a focal length f1 =+38.1 cm, the other with a focal lengthf2 = -38.1 cm. (a) Which of these two lenses would you use toproject an image of a light bulb onto a wall that is far away? (b) If you want to produce an image of the bulb that is e... | true | If you want to produce an image of the bulb that is enlarged by a factor of 1.60, how far from the wall should the lens be placed? | To determine the distance from the wall, you'll need to use the lens formula and the magnification equation. |
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I got as far as coming up with the equation for the area to be $A=4xy$ but then when trying to find the derivative I don't think I'm doing it right.
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I got as far as coming up with the equation for the area to be $A=4xy$ but then when trying to find the derivative I don't think I'm doing it right.
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I got as far as coming up with the equation for the area to be $A=4xy$ but then when trying to find the derivative I don't think I'm doing it right.
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I got as far as coming up with the equation for the area to be $A=4xy$ but then when trying to find the derivative I don't think I'm doing it right.
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The change in electric potential energy is related to the work done by the electric force (see Section 6.1). The force on the positive charge is in the same direction as the electric field, and the displacement of the charge is opposite to the direction of the force. What does this tell you abou... | http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/change-electric-potential-energy-related-work-done-electric-force-see-section-61--force-po-q1441351 | chp19 qts1 0 pts ended The change in electric potential energy is related to the work done by the electric force (see Section 6.1). The force on the positive charge is in the same direction as the electric field, and the displacement of the charge is opposite to the direction of the force. What does this tell you about... | true | The electric force does __________ work on the charge and, as a consequence, its electric potential energy __________ . | positive, decreases |
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note moritz <p>Please show the code you have written so far.</p> <blockquote>using split I am able to extract the SEL_BLOCK keyword. But the issue is I am unable to check the value of SEL_BLOCK</blockquote> <p>This surprises me. You seem to have come far enough to extract the string on the left of the = sign, why can't... | http://www.perlmonks.org/?displaytype=xml;node_id=1010079 | note moritz <p>Please show the code you have written so far.</p> <blockquote>using split I am able to extract the SEL_BLOCK keyword. But the issue is I am unable to check the value of SEL_BLOCK</blockquote> <p>This surprises me. You seem to have come far enough to extract the string on the left of the = sign, why can't... | true | This surprises me. You seem to have come far enough to extract the string on the left of the = sign, why can't you work with the string on right of the = sign? | |
Circuits: Diodes
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Two objects of different mass are released simtaneously fromthe top of a 20- m tower and fall to the ground. If air resistanceis negligible, which statement best applies?
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C. The smaller mass hits the ground first.
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I have two eqns which are related to stock and dividends( .. i hope).
5.5x + 2.5y = theta
67.00x + 28y = 200 000
I derived the above two eqns from this:
Stock A is @ 67.00
Stock B is @ 28.00
Stock A pays 5.5 dollars per unit of stock annually
Stock B pays 2.5 dollars per unit of stock annually.
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Does anyone knows a good book or script about Dehn Twists in the sense of graphs. More precisely: I need to know how a Dehn Twist yields an automorphism of a group or a subgroup of a group. I want to know something about the realtionship between dehn twists and graph of groups.
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Does anyone knows a good book or script about Dehn Twists in the sense of graphs. More precisely: I need to know how a Dehn Twist yields an automorphism of a group or a subgroup of a group. I want to know something about the realtionship between dehn twists and graph of groups.
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The Fourier series is a decomposition of an arbitrary function into a superposition of sinusoidal functions. Some time back, I asked a question about whether it is possible to decompose functions using other families of functions and indeed, it is.
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Write a program that repeatedly prompts for a positive integer and prints the factors of
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The program repeats until 0 is entered as the integer, and then it halts.
Program factors.cpp:
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Write a program that repeatedly prompts for a positive integer and prints the factors of
the integer. If the integer is prime, then the program also prints that the integer is prime.
The program repeats until 0 is entered as the integer, and then it halts.
Program factors.cpp:
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Write a program that repeatedly prompts for a positive integer and prints the factors of
the integer. If the integer is prime, then the program also prints that the integer is prime.
The program repeats until 0 is entered as the integer, and then it halts.
Program factors.cpp:
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Write a program that repeatedly prompts for a positive integer and prints the factors of
the integer. If the integer is prime, then the program also prints that the integer is prime.
The program repeats until 0 is entered as the integer, and then it halts.
Program factors.cpp:
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Write a program that repeatedly prompts for a positive integer and prints the factors of
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The program repeats until 0 is entered as the integer, and then it halts.
Program factors.cpp:
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Write a program that repeatedly prompts for a positive integer and prints the factors of
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The program repeats until 0 is entered as the integer, and then it halts.
Program factors.cpp:
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Write a program that repeatedly prompts for a positive integer and prints the factors of
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The program repeats until 0 is entered as the integer, and then it halts.
Program factors.cpp:
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Write a program that repeatedly prompts for a positive integer and prints the factors of
the integer. If the integer is prime, then the program also prints that the integer is prime.
The program repeats until 0 is entered as the integer, and then it halts.
Program factors.cpp:
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Write a program that repeatedly prompts for a positive integer and prints the factors of
the integer. If the integer is prime, then the program also prints that the integer is prime.
The program repeats until 0 is entered as the integer, and then it halts.
Program factors.cpp:
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I have the ellipsoid $\frac{x^2}{a^2}+\frac{y^2}{b^2}+\frac{z^2}{c^2}=1$ and the plane $n_xx+n_yy+n_zz=0$. They intersect along an ellipse.
1) What is the formula of the ellipse, and
2) What is the position of each of the foci?
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I have the ellipsoid $\frac{x^2}{a^2}+\frac{y^2}{b^2}+\frac{z^2}{c^2}=1$ and the plane $n_xx+n_yy+n_zz=0$. They intersect along an ellipse.
1) What is the formula of the ellipse, and
2) What is the position of each of the foci?
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Let X ~Normal(200, 60). Use Excel (Use the functions NORMDIST or NORMSINV, and fill in the dialogue box appropriately) to find the following.
k such that P(X>k)=0.01?
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Let X ~Normal(200, 60). Use Excel (Use the functions NORMDIST or NORMSINV, and fill in the dialogue box appropriately) to find the following.
k such that P(X>k)=0.01?
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Let X ~Normal(200, 60). Use Excel (Use the functions NORMDIST or NORMSINV, and fill in the dialogue box appropriately) to find the following.
k such that P(X>k)=0.01?
This is the only one giving me problems I ... | http://mathhelpforum.com/statistics/47431-norm-dist-excel.html | Results 1 to 3 of 3 Math Help - Norm Dist (excel) 1. #1 Sep 2008 Norm Dist (excel) Let X ~Normal(200, 60). Use Excel (Use the functions NORMDIST or NORMSINV, and fill in the dialogue box appropriately) to find the following. k such that P(X>k)=0.01? This is the only one giving me problems I use the normdist formula in ... | true | To reduce the percentage of under-filled bottles to 1%, what should the new standard deviation be? | Yes, you should use a similar process as in the first question, applying the appropriate z-score to set the new standard deviation that allows for only 1% of bottles to be under-filled. |
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Two capacitors are identical, except that one is empty and the other is filled with a dielectric (k = 4.50). The empty capacitor is connected to a 12.0 V battery. What must be the potential difference across the plates of the capacitor filled with a dielectric s... | http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/two-capacitors-identical-except-one-empty-filled-dielectric-k-450--empty-capacitor-connect-q208896 | Physics Help. Chapter 19 Electric Potentials 0 pts ended Two capacitors are identical, except that one is empty and the other is filled with a dielectric (k = 4.50). The empty capacitor is connected to a 12.0 V battery. What must be the potential difference across the plates of the capacitor filled with a dielectric su... | true | What must be the potential difference across the plates of the capacitor filled with a dielectric such that it stores the same amount of electrical energy as the empty capacitor? | The potential difference across the capacitor filled with a dielectric (k = 4.50) must be less than the potential difference of the empty capacitor (12.0 V) to store the same amount of energy. |
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D. 1
Question 2.
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C. 0
D. 1
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D. 1
Question 2.
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(a) The kings give them titles to lands far away.
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Math Help - Thinking problem [Newton's Polynomial]
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Jun 2010
Thinking problem [Newton's Polynomial]
I hope this is the right section where i should post this.
The translation:
Let a, b, c be the coeff. of a 2nd degree equation ax^2+bx+c=0 with x and... | http://mathhelpforum.com/advanced-algebra/149441-thinking-problem-newton-s-polynomial.html | Results 1 to 1 of 1 Math Help - Thinking problem [Newton's Polynomial] 1. #1 Junior Member Jun 2010 Thinking problem [Newton's Polynomial] I hope this is the right section where i should post this. The translation: Let a, b, c be the coeff. of a 2nd degree equation ax^2+bx+c=0 with x and y as roots (real numbers or com... | true | Is it correct? | I want to know one thing: Is it correct? |
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