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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Systems of equations -> Go to message
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First problem:


x2 + 4y2 + 5 = 4z


x-y >or= z


 


Second problem:


x + (1/y) = 1


xy2 + (1/x2y) = 1 + (y/x)


 


How to solve the above two problems?

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Electricity -> Equivalent dielectric constant - problem from HCV -> Go to message
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why is there a mistake?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Electricity -> Equivalent dielectric constant - problem from HCV -> Go to message
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Q.57 on page 169 of HCV Part 2... Capacitor divided into two segments by a diagonal... the segments have dielectric strengths K1 AND K2... whats the equivalent K?

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Magnetism -> Metallic strip in a magnetic field -> Go to message
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Current flows on a metallic strip of width 'a'. It is places in a magnetic field such that B is perpendicular to the strip. What is the potential difference between top and bottom edge (the ones seperated by 'a' distance) if cross section area is 'S', current is 'I' and concentration of electrons in n.


 

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Magnetism -> Movement of a particle under two magnetic fields -> Go to message
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There are two homogenous parallel magnetic fields B1 and B2... a charged particle flies into the the fields with velocity v perpendicular to both fields at the perpendicular between two fields (labelled x-axis)... thereon it has an average velocity vx along that axis.

What is the relation between the two fields B1 and B2? Following pic may clarify the situation:


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Answer given is:

B2       2v + pi * vx
---- =  ----------------
B1       2v - pi * vx

How to solve?



Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> Inverse trigo equation -> Go to message
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thats square root of x...
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> Inverse trigo equation -> Go to message
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2sin-1x * cos-1x = 3cos-1(1/ x) *sin-1(1/x

if anyone could solve it please respond... will rate
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> Yet another inverse trigo equation... -> Go to message
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anyone could solve any of the above?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> Yet another inverse trigo equation... -> Go to message
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2sin-1x * cos-1x = 3cos-1(1/ x) *sin-1(1/x)

sin-1x = 2tan-1x

2sin-1x = cos-13x

How to solve these individual equations?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> Inverse trigonometric equation... -> Go to message
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can some brief me on how to rate satisfactory answers... what does "accept answer" do and what are the 3 symbols on the bottom right of the reply?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> Inverse trigonometric equation... -> Go to message
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sin-1x * cos-1x = -1

How to solve this? I don't know if this is part of jee syllabus... but i'm interested to know...
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> Another system of trigo equations... -> Go to message
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cos2y + 3sinxsiny = 0
21cos2x - cos2y = 10

How to solve this system?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> how to solve this system of trigonometric equations? -> Go to message
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4cosx + 6cosy = 5

2sinx + 3siny = 0

how to solve this system?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> trigonometric equations help -> Go to message
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thanks... what about the second problem??
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> trigonometric equations help -> Go to message
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solve the following trigonometric equations...

1. sqrt(3)*(2-cosx) + 4sin2x = sinx

2. 20cos^2(x) = 5 +sinx + sqrt(3)cosx

my only guess is that

sinx + sqrt(3)*cosx

can be written as

2sin(x+pi/3)
 
 
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