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  1. so the frequency = 17.79Hz I tried to figer out...

    so the frequency = 17.79Hz I tried to figer out the acceleration to I get 1499.9 meters per second squared
  2. is it definitely 112 I get 115.4 square root...

    is it definitely 112 I get 115.4

    square root of 0.16 squared - 0.08 squared then dived all that by 16 = 115.4
  3. dose w = 106rad/s

    dose w = 106rad/s
  4. do I have to rearrange the equation

    do I have to rearrange the equation
  5. I think I need the equation for angular velocity...

    I think I need the equation for angular velocity to find the frequency do you no what this is equation is
  6. is x 163.9

    is x 163.9
  7. Do you no what I'm doing wrong

    Do you no what I'm doing wrong
  8. is x 639.6 mm

    is x 639.6 mm
  9. from that equations I got 0.04233 so is x 423.3 mm

    from that equations I got 0.04233 so is x 423.3 mm
  10. is x 62.5

    is x 62.5
  11. if I divide both these equations by each other...

    if I divide both these equations by each other dose that illiminate w and the squaring but I still can't figure out x
  12. Thanks for your help I do have a text book but I...

    Thanks for your help I do have a text book but I don't understand it I've not done any electronics before would you be able to write the formula so I could solve it thanks
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    How do I solve for v

    How do I solve for v
  14. I still don't understand this could you please...

    I still don't understand this could you please explain what I have to do abit more thanks
  15. Comment on ebaines's post

    Thanks for your help could you please explain what's what in both formulas I don't no what info to put were
  16. Mechanical Engineering simply supported beam

    A beam is made from universal column with an “I” Section to BS4. The size of the beam is 356X127X39. The modulus of elasticity is 205 GPa. The maximum tensile stress in the beam must not...
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    Electrical Engineering LRC circuit

    A sreirs circuit comprises an inductor of 70 mH, a resistor of 200Ω and a capacitor of 22µF. A sinusoidal current of 40mA at 50 Hz flows in the circuit.

    i. Draw the circuit and the...
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    Comment on Unknown008's post

    Is the answer 1.554 Hz
    Thanks for your help
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    Hi thanks for your reply could you please explain...

    Hi thanks for your reply could you please explain what I put into the formula and were I'm not very good at this sort of thing
  20. Resonant frequency, Q-factor and bandwidth of a tuned circuit

    A tuned circuit comprises of 600µH inductor connected in series with a 100 pF capacitor and a resistor of 10Ω. Determine the resonant frequency of the tuned circuit, its Q-factor and bandwidth
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    Determining velocity

    A box weighing 2500kg slides from a slope of length 10 m and height of 2 m. determine the velocity of the box when it reaches the bottom
  22. power transmitted by a hollow circular shaft

    Calculate the power transmitted by a hollow circular shaft with external diameter of 250 mm when rotating at 100 rpm. If the maximum shear stress us 60 MN per square meter and J= 220X 10^6 mm^4.
  23. Frequency and amplitude of motion and acceleration

    A piston performs reciprocal motion in a straight line which can be modeled as SHM. Its velocity is 16 m/s when the displacement is 80 mm from its midpoint, and 4 m/s when the displacement is 160 mm...
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    Frequency of a pendulum

    A simple pendulum has a bob attached to inextensible cord 60 cm long. Determine it s frequency
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    Thanks for that much appreciated

    Thanks for that much appreciated
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    estimateing median in a histogram

    A batch of resistors is tested to see how close they come to the manufacturer's specification of 47 ohms. Data is tabulated in bins of 0.2 ohm as follow:


    Resistance ...
  27. Question: Power series

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    I don't have a calc book do you no what the best...

    I don't have a calc book do you no what the best 1 to get is for someone who isn't very good at this level of maths.

    How many decimal places do you think I should go to because it just says...
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    Hi I don't understand trig identities at all...

    Hi
    I don't understand trig identities at all please could you explain it step by step

    Thanks

    Andy
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    hi this is the bit I don't understand or were you...

    hi this is the bit I don't understand or were you got it from
    -1 B=13
    2 2
    B=-13
    please could you explain what I have to do step by step

    thanks

    Andy
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    algerbraic fractions to partial fractions

    reduce the following algerbraic fractions to partial fractions

    7x-4
    (x-2)(2x-3)

    5x-7
    (3x+2)^2

    (x-3)(x+4)
    x^2-12x
  31. use trigonometric and hyperbolic identities to solve and simplify the following:

    use trigonometric and hyperbolic identities to solve and simplify the following:

    4sin^2 theta +5cos theta =5
    3tan^2 theta+5=7sec theta
    prove that cosh^2x-sinh^2x=1
    prove that sinh2x=2sinhxcoshx...
  32. I've put some more questions up about...

    I've put some more questions up about trigonometric and hyperbolic identities, power series and geometric progressions if you know anything about them.

    Thanks

    Andy
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    trigonometric and hyperbolic identities

    use trigonometric and hyperbolic identities to solve and simplify the following:

    4sin^2 theta +5cos theta =5
    3tan^2 theta+5=7sec theta
    prove that cosh^2x-sinh^2x=1
    prove that sinh2x=2sinhxcoshx...
  34. Question: Power series

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    power series

    using the power series, estimate the values of the following engineering variables:

    e^3
    sin4
    cosh3
    cos2

    any help with this would be much appreciated

    thanks
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    Geometric progression (infinite series)

    A ball is dropped from a height of 80m. It bounces to a height equivalent to 0.8 of the original height. Calculate the total distance the ball will travel when it eventually stays at rest. (you will...
  36. Thanks for your help much appreciated

    Thanks for your help much appreciated
  37. I can't get 23.32 can you write how you put this...

    I can't get 23.32 can you write how you put this into a calculator please
  38. thanks is the angle sin75/4.88=0.198 degres

    thanks

    is the angle

    sin75/4.88=0.198 degres
  39. I couldn't get the same answers as you on the...

    I couldn't get the same answers as you on the example but I tried it for the question and I got
    75 degres for the angle between 55 and -20
    2^2+5^2-2(2x5)cos75=23.824

    last time I used the cosine...
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    Thank you that makes sense now I was confused...

    Thank you that makes sense now I was confused because I put the speed in the formula by accident instead of the time but the answer was still write
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    To be honest I don't no what the units are I've...

    To be honest I don't no what the units are I've confused myself now
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    is that definitely write or should it be ...

    is that definitely write or should it be
    s=1/2(0.64)(40)^2=512
    512/4.3988=116.395 revolutions

    if the formula is s=1/2at^2 is the t time or speed
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    is the constant acceleration 40/62.5=0.46...

    is the constant acceleration
    40/62.5=0.46
    s=1/2(0.64)(62.5)^2=1250
    1250/4.3988=284.168 revolutions
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    The question dose say it accelerates uniformly...

    The question dose say it accelerates uniformly though or is that different
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    hi 1a. =70.71 1b. =-100 2a. first I...

    hi

    1a. =70.71
    1b. =-100

    2a.
    first I converted 225 kmh into meters a second

    225 x (5/18) =62.5
  46. thanks for your reply I have started a couple of...

    thanks for your reply I have started a couple of threds now with different questions I didn't no how to use this website at first.

    please could you do an example using different values so I can...
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    thanks for your help 1a. 100 x sin(2 pi x...

    thanks for your help

    1a.
    100 x sin(2 pi x (50 x o.oo25)) = 1.370

    1b.
    100 x sin(2 pi x (50 x 0.015)) = 8.215

    I'm not sure if these are write.
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    sinusoidal functions

    using sinusoidal functions and radians to solve the following

    A sine wave has a maximum value of 100v and a frequency of 50hz. Determine the instantaneous voltage present at
    (a) 2.5ms and (b)...
  49. A force of 2n acts upon a point 'A' at an angle...

    A force of 2n acts upon a point 'A' at an angle of 55 degres. From the same point 'A' another force of 5n at an angle of -20 degres is applied. Calculate the resultant force and its direction using...
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