In microelectronics circuits 7th edition number 5.59 in the problems. Can you explain how you know the gate is short circuits as well why in part a you don’t use (u)(Cox) but, you do in the others. This is the part I can not understand for this question.
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if you want know how Vd = Vg leads to saturation then refer to the example problem no:5.4 in the same text book.
In microelectronics circuits 7th edition number 5.59 in the problems. Can you explain how you know...
In microelectronics circuits 7th edition number 5.59 in the problems. Can you explain how you know the gate is short circuits as well why in part a you don’t use (u)(Cox) but, you do in the others. This is the part I can not understand for this question. Thank you,
Can someone please explain this
one to me. I know the right answer (it is marked), but I do not
understand why the first option is also not the correct answer. Any
help is appreciated, thank you.
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1. A compound has a molecular formula of CaH:02. Propose a valid structure that matches well with the IR spectrum below. Please identify the main functional group(s) on the spectrum below. RIVENURSER identify the main functional group(s) on the spectrum below. RAVENUMBERI-
Relating to titration problems: How do you know when it is appropriate to use either the neutralization reaction, the hydrolysis reaction, or the stoichiometry reaction? I am trying to figure out when I can use the ICE table, or when I am supposed to use stoichiometry to solve at different points in a reaction. Please explain the concept behind your answer as well. If it helps to apply your explanation to a problem: TItration of 10mL of 0.3 M NH3...
Having a hard time with this chapter can anyone explain how
they know which regents go with each compound? I just don’t see how
you can look at it and know which reagent goes with the compound
explanation would be nice! Thank you
1. Identify the reagents (1-8) needed or product (9) formed for eac Br 2. он OTs 3 4. 5. Br, light HOCI 9. он 7. OH 8 Cl 'OH OH
How can you tell which of the two following equations to use
when solving problems and why do the two different equations
exist?
Why does one have moles and the other mass? How does this affect
how we find internal energy for instance? I know that U= Q- W but
wouldn't know which Q to use.
CynAT specific mass change in heat added heat temperature
I got confused can you please explain to me how did he answer
this question, please I need to know in each step how did he do
it
Centre of Pressure Inclined Sluice Gate Example Bgate 2m 1.5m Hydrostatic force on sluice gate? Location of centre of pressure? Force on catch? 1.8m 45 Catch 1.5m 0- 45°. 2 13.02m x2x (1.8) S 12 3-02 (3x2) Fateh っ M.
Encoders. IF YOU CAN FIND THE QUESTION RELATING TO THIS IMAGE
ONLINE AND LINK IT I WILL THUMBS UP. Or, if you can clearly explain
what is going on with these two time values given in ms. What can I
calculate with these values. Please make a made up example and show
work so I can understand and I will thumbs up. If you don’t know
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Can you explain how to do these
types of problems??
For each molecule shown identify the value of the molecular ion peak. If present comment on the M+ 2 peak as well. 2. a.
Can you please explain and show all the steps to solve these log problems Ex1: 8.52 = 9.52 + log(0.500/x) Ex2: 8.52 = 9.52 + ln(0.500/x) I want to isolate "x" but I don't know how to remove the "log" or "ln" from the problem. Also would it be any different if "x" were in the numerator instead of the denominator? The more specific the better, Thank You!