Asked by puleng
which formular do to use to calculate distace in newton's law if i have height and angle?
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Answered by
Steve
horizontal distance or vertical distance?
You need to provide a bit more context. For a nice discussion of any trajectory, see
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trajectory
You need to provide a bit more context. For a nice discussion of any trajectory, see
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trajectory
Answered by
Anonymous
(a) What do you understand by the term inductive reactance?
Answered by
Damon
For a resistor
V = R i
for an inductance L where w = 2 pi f
V = L di/dt
if i = sin wt for example
then di/dt = w cos wt
and
V = (L w) i
The L w is called reactance , sort of like "resistance" the ratio of voltage to current
V = R i
for an inductance L where w = 2 pi f
V = L di/dt
if i = sin wt for example
then di/dt = w cos wt
and
V = (L w) i
The L w is called reactance , sort of like "resistance" the ratio of voltage to current
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