You treat units just like any other factor.

mean?

 

Integration is a process not an item -- hence my confusion at your statement that you have "one"

 

wb what your English is not understanding by me.

 

mean?

As you would a variable...

 

Actually, i have studied lot of thing but i on't remember an doesn't know where to apply.

 

are you guys on FB?

 

Given: AB --- A and B are factors of AB
Given AΩ --- A and Ω may be manipulated as factors of AΩ

 

never mind should we start next question?

 

never mind should we start next question?

Yes! --- Please take a well deserved rest! --- You've done very, very well today!!! --- I'll post more exercises tomorrow!

Very best regards
HP

 

why not now?

 

why not now?

It's 7:12 AM --- My bedtime --- Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

 

How about the one I posed a day or two ago? I don't recall it off the top of my head, but if you scan back through the thread you should be able to find it.

 

Here it is:

The equivalent resistance, Req, of two resistors R1 and R2, placed in parallel is given by

\(
R_{eq} \: = \: \frac{R_1 \cdot R_2}{R_1 \: + \: R_2}
\)

Show that, if R1 ≤ R2, then

Req ≤ R1

and that

(R1)/2 ≤ Req ≤ (R2)/2

NOTE: I added a lower limit to the last one.

This is a very useful result as it allows you to place bounds on the equivalent resistance of parallel resistors (or inductors, or series capacitors) by inspection. And we've seen how useful bounds can be.

 

wb what your English is not understanding by me.

Then why don't you join a forum in your own language? If you don't understand English then you shouldn't be on an English-speaking forum.

 

Then why don't you join a forum in your own language? If you don't understand English then you shouldn't be on an English-speaking forum.

I don't mind that, too much. If I were trying to learn Chinese (which, given my marital situation, is something I would very much love to do) I would look to join Chinese-language forums at some point to help improve my proficiency -- and I'm sure I would be a constant source of frustration for those trying to interact with me.

But I have wondered frequently what the situation is with regard to decent electronics-oriented forums in other languages. I haven't shopped around, but based on what you and others mention from time to time, it seems like the number of decent English-language forums is pretty limited.

 

I don't mind that, too much. If I were trying to learn Chinese (which, given my marital situation, is something I would very much love to do) I would look to join Chinese-language forums at some point to help improve my proficiency -- and I'm sure I would be a constant source of frustration for those trying to interact with me.

But I have wondered frequently what the situation is with regard to decent electronics-oriented forums in other languages. I haven't shopped around, but based on what you and others mention from time to time, it seems like the number of decent English-language forums is pretty limited.

I get the sense he has no interest in learning the English language, only getting answers. Therefore, he's just wasting everyone's time.

 

He's actually been putting in some effort, though it has been painful for everyone involved (including him!). He has indicated that he has trouble staying focused. I've known several people like that (lots of people with mild versions of it, but a handful with really serious problems). As long as he's willing to continue trying, I'm willing to continue helping. In the end it may not improve his technical skills much, but it might help him learn to focus a bit better, which would possibly be the bigger win.

 

HP why not allow convergence tests? I say you are being the wet blanket to always insist on math being done the hard way! I know the problem has easy algebra solution but that's not point! I say why walk when can ride!

Please show us how to ride!

 

I get the sense he has no interest in learning the English language, only getting answers. Therefore, he's just wasting everyone's time.

I respectfully disagree -- I feel he has shown and is continuing to show both genuine effort and progress! -- Moreover, I draw your attention to the fact that the exercises are now provided by us (i.e. @WBahn and myself) hence, IMO, his continued interest has demonstrated his 'honorable intentions' as it were...

Very best regards
HP

 

Please show us how to ride!

While I hesitate to speak for others, I believe @Aleph(0) was expressing her (oft demonstrated) preference of analysis to pure algebra --- Seems a generational thing - expediency over elegance - Sad days!

Hey @Aleph(0)? -- If I 'have you all wrong' - I've an open mind!

Best regards
HP