Yo. Wsup.
I watched a video about three years ago where this guy suppossedly provedthe nonexistence of the universal set. I can't find it now but what he said (rather quickly) was that from Cantor, every set is a subset. Therefore, there is no universal set.
1) Is this valid?
2) RW...
T: (x,y) to (theta, r) x = rcostheta y = rsintheta derivative matrix of T: t11 = -rsintheta t12 = costheta t21 = rcostheta t22 = sintheta detT = -r(sintheta)(squared) - r(costheta)(squared) = -r but the Jacobian should just be r and if you map T: (x,y) to (r, theta) instead of what I did then it...
Homework Statement
Determine the Jacobian determinant for "polar" coordinates and use that to compute the intergral . . . Blah blah blah that's not the point.
Homework Equations
(x,y) maps by T to (r, theta) or (theta, r) detT = jacobian
The Attempt at a Solution
Anyways, first I...
You forgot gravity. F = mgsin(28) - umgcos(28) = ma
Solve for acceleration and then use kinematics.
Proof:
Friction = uN Normal force is gravity going into slide = umgcos(28)
All movement is along the slide. The gravity component in this direction is mgsin(28)
Try to treat gravity and the...