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An electric field is described in cylindrical coordinates as Find the voltage drop VAB where d is the point (1, 0, 0) and B is the point (2, π/2, l). (In the description of these points, the cylindrical coordinate notation (p, p, z) is used, where dimensions are in [m] and angles are in radians.) Assume that the voltage drop is path independent (i.e., this is a valid electrostatic field), so you can use any path that you wish. Hint:...
Find the voltage drop Vab across each of the inductors in the figures below. (a) Let L. = 5.1 mH and 41 = 4000 A/s. oooo 10 A (b) Let L2 = 22 mHand ML =-3000 A/s. noon 6.0 A (c) Let L2 = 13 mH and AF = 5000 A/s. voor 3.0 A 3:04 (d) Let L= 8.1 mH and AI = -6000 A/s. -000006 4.0 A
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Translation: Given (V/m). Find Vab if a point is (1,0) and point b is (1/2 , 0) Problema 3: (20 puntos): Dado (V/m). Halle Vab si el punto a es (1,0) y el punto b es (1/2,0). (V/m). Halle Vab si el punto a es(1,0) y el punto bes Problema 3: (20 puntos): Dado E = (1/2,0).
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2) The voltage across a given circuit element is Vab = 20 V. A positive charge of 2 C moves through the circuit element from terminal b to terminal a. How much energy is transferred? Is the energy supplied by the circuit element or absorbed by it?
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