
I'm pretty sure (b) and (c) are noncausal, but I don't know
exactly why. I know in a
, you set the
and if the
is negative, it's causal, and if it's positive, it's noncausal.
However, I don't know how the
factors into this or why (c) is noncausal even though plugging in
gives
; I know in this case, you're supposed to set
to reveal the noncausal value, but wouldn't doing that to others
make any problem reveal a noncausal value?
Thank you.
I'm pretty sure (b) and (c) are noncausal, but I don't know exactly why. I know...
I'm completely stumped on these. I don't know how to proceed
once I get to the eigenvalue since my typical method for solving
would be to set Ax=x
, then solve. However, this would give me
-5x1=-5x1 and -5x2=-5x2
which makes A trivial. I just realized that means the eigenvectors
will be <1,0> and <0,1>, but I'm still stumped on parts
b and c.
Consider the following system. (A computer algebra system is recommended.) dx = -5 0x dt *...
Can someone please explain why the ordering is
A>D>B>E>C I know why c is first because it's primary
and why A is last because it's tertiary the most stable but the
middle is hard for me to understand.
Reaction coordinate 2. Rank the following carbocations in order of decreasing stability
I don't know why I'm getting the first part wrong if you use the
same numbers for part 2.
Three point charges are located at the corners of an equilateral triangle as in the figure below. Find the magnitude and direction of the net electric force on the 1.70 μC charge. (Let A _ 1.70 μC, B-6.80 μC, and C -4.40 μ c.) 0.500 m 60.0° magnitude Your response differs significantly from the correct answer. Rework your solution from the...
I'm trying to solve this differential equations by using
matlab. But I don't know the reason why I can't get the solutions.
I've attached matlab code and few differential equation. Please
find a the way to solve this problem.
second oder ode2.m x+ function, second-oder-ode2 t-0:0.001:30 initial-x = 0; initial-dxdt = 0: lt.影=ode45( @rhs, t, [initial.x initial.dxdt ] ); plot(t.(:,1l): xlabel( t); ylabel(x): 申 function dxdt=rhs( t, x) dxdt-1 =x(2); dxdt-2 (-50 x(2)+61.25+((1-cos(4 pi 10 t))/2) (47380 x(1)-3-7428 x(1) 2...
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I'm
trying to solve this problem by using matlab. But I don't know
reason why I can't get the solutions. I wanna get a plot of this
differential equation. Please find a way how to solve this problem.
May there're errors in the code. Please check it.
second-oder-ode2.m x 曱function, second-oder-ode2 t=0:0.001 :30; initial-× = 0; in i t i al-dxdt 0; lt,影=ode45( @rhs, t. [initial.x initial-dxdt ] ); plot( (:, 1) ) ; xlabel( 't); ylabel(): function dxdt=rhs( t,...
I mainly need help with part b and c. I know I'm supposed to
modify part i so that only two events are represented, but I'm not
sure how to do that.
4. Suppose an experiment consists of picking a student from the set of all students registered on the UCSD campus this quarter. It is not necessary to assume that all students are equally likely to be picked, but you may make this assumption if it makes you feel...
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IMPORTANT: I don't need help with "a". However, I do need help
with b&c
IMPORTANT: I understand that there's a walkthrough given bellow.
However, I do not understand the walkthrough given for b&c.
Part B
- Why does E(x)+E(y)=2u (2 mew)?
-What is this?: I honestly have no idea what it
is. Please explain to me what it is and what its significance is
within the problem.
-This may be the same thing as the symbol above, but just in...
I
don't know what I'm missing. I've been trying to finish this since
Friday! Could anyone help me ASAP PLEASE?!
I attached the link of the website where I'm supposed to do my
homework if anyone wants to take a look at the problem. It's the
Chapter 7 Homework, 2nd problem, Required 4. Everything else for
that homework is correct!
Username: jpruiz2011@gmail.com
Password: juanpa2011 or Juanpa2011
I WOULD TRULY APPRECIATE IF ANYONE COULD HELP ME!
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