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Further mechanics 1 Table of contents Hooke's law Units Modulus of elasticity ($\lambda$) Examples Exercise 3A 1. Hooke's law When an elastic string or spring is stretched, the tension, $T$, produced is proportional to the extension, $x$. $$ \begin{align} T \propto x \\ \\ \Rightarrow \qquad T = kx \end{align} $$ where $k$ is a constant. The constant $k$ depends on the unstretched length of the ..

수학 모음 (Maths collection) 전체보기 This post has been partly motivated by P2 §11.6 Integration by parts CP2 §6.5 Integrating hyperbolic functions CP2 §7.1 First-order differential equations (obtaining the particular integrals using the integrating factor) Question. Derive the following results. $$ \begin{align} \textrm{(a)} &&& I_1(a,b) = \int \textrm e^{ ax } \cos b x \, \textrm dx = \frac{ \textrm ..

We have: $$ \begin{align} 1^1&=1 &&& 0^1&=0 \\ 1^0&=1 &&& 0^0&=1 \end{align} $$ Are you surprised by $0^0=1$? Proof. To prove this, we consider $$ \begin{align} y=x^x \end{align} $$ and take the limit $x\rightarrow0$. It is not straightforward to do this directly with $x^x$ so we take the (natural or any) logarithm on both sides: $$ \begin{align} \ln y=\ln x^x=x\ln x \end{align} $$ Let $x=e^{-n}..