compute homology of a torus
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1. A torus has 2 parameters r and r that are related to the equation a) Based on the above equation, what is a and b for the torus? b) Use double integral to get the volume of this torus c) Use double integral to get the surface area of this torus.
1. A torus has 2 parameters r and r that are related to the equation a) Based on the above equation, what is a and b for the...
1. A torus has 2 parameters r and r that are related to the equation a) Based on the above equation, what is a and b for the torus? b) Use double integral to get the volume of this torus. c) Use double integral to get the surface area of this torus. d) Let's say you have a circle on the xy-axis with the centre (a, a) and radius b as shown in the figure below, where a > b....
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1.2 A coil of 5000 turns is wound in the form of an air-cored torus with a square cross section. The inner diameter of the torus is 60 mm and the outer diameter is 100 mm. The coil current is 0.25 A.
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