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    Navier Stokes: Homework Q&A on Solution & Equations

    Homework Statement Solution and question are here: http://i51.tinypic.com/bg63qb.png Homework Equations Equations listed in image. The Attempt at a Solution I made several assumptions and there's one that I made that isn't correct but I don't understand why. My textbook lists an...
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    Differential Equations Tutorials

    I was wondering if anyone has any good resources for differential equations? I've been using Paul's Notes all semester but they don't cover the last chapter of my book. The chapter is Nonlinear Differential Equations and Stability. The topics are The Phase Plane: Linear Systems, Autonomous...
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    Understanding Capital T in Mechanics Equations - Matlab Project

    Homework Statement I have a Matlab project that deals with some stuff that I've yet to cover in mechanics so I'm not really sure about some of the equations being discussed. What I have a question about is what the capital T means in the following equations. I honestly have no clue what it...
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    Solve Linear vs Nonlinear Homework Statement

    Homework Statement I've started differential equations and I'm trying to understand the how to figure out if an equation is linear or not. The relevant equation I don't really understand either.Homework Equations http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/4158/8ac6f972e84a7e33c291f42.png The Attempt...
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    Calculating Velocity Using Spring Force and Energy Conservation

    Sorry I didn't realize when I copied the problem over that the numbers and such were pictures and not text. Yes, I am familiar with conservation of energy.
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    Calculating Velocity Using Spring Force and Energy Conservation

    Homework Statement http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/8177/f141.jpg http://g.imageshack.us/img682/f141.jpg/1/ If the block is subjected to a force of = 500 , determine its velocity when = 0.6 . When = 0, the block is at rest and the spring is uncompressed. The contact surface is smooth...
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    Simple Moment of Inertia Question

    How would you go about deriving the constant that's out front, in this case 1/2?
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    Simple Moment of Inertia Question

    Here is the picture of the problem: http://yfrog.com/3uwtfup I understand every other step except for the equation for moment of inertia. In my book the most basic equation for moment is ΔI = (r)^2 Δm but for this problem ΔI = (1/2)(r)^2 Δm. Why is that? Does it have something to do with the...
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