NEED help. Have to be done by hand and MATLAB. please help
NEED help. Have to be done by hand and MATLAB. please help 2.) After the conversion...
2.) After the conversion above nearly reaches equilibrium, the mixture is pumped to a distillation column where form C is desired. The feed stream is 34% A, 24% B and 42% C by weight. The bottom exit stream is 10% A 20% B and 70% C, while the top exit stream only contains 20% C by weight and flows at 20 kg/hr. (a - 2 points) Arrange this information into a system of linear equations and assume the process runs...
After the conversion above nearly reaches equilibrium, the mixture is pumped to a distillation column where form C is desired. The feed stream is 34% A, 24% B and 42% C by weight. The bottom exit stream is 10% A 20% B and 70% C, while the top exit stream only contains 20% C by weight and flows at 20 kg/hr. (a - 2 points) Arrange this information into a system of linear equations and assume the process runs at...
After the conversion above nearly reaches equilibrium, the mixture is pumped to a distillation column where form C is desired. The feed stream is 34% A, 24% B and 42% C by weight. The bottom exit stream is 10% A 20% B and 70% C, while the top exit stream only contains 20% C by weight and flows at 20 kg/hr. (a – 2 points) Arrange this information into a system of linear equations and assume the process runs at...
this is a chemical engineer question on process analysis. 1.) A chemical species can take on three different forms: A, B and C. After some amount passes, the chemical can change between each form in a predictable way. If it is found in to remain as A. From form B, it has a 20% chance to become A, 30% chance to convert to C form A, it has a 10% chance to convert to B, 80% chance to convert to...
I mostly need help setting up what two equations I need to use A liquid feed stream (F, 200 kg/h) mixture containing 25% benzene and 75% toluene by weight enters a distillation column. The column produces two product streams (D and B). The product leaving the top of the column (D) is 98% benzene by weight, and contains 95% of all the benzene leaving the system. Write a system of two linear algebraic equations to solve for the mass flow...
help me solve problem 4,5 & 6 PROBLEM 3 (20%) Evaluate the following determinants: PROBLEM-i120%) Given the matrix 3 3 1 (a FindAby applying Gauss-Jordan elimination 3400 -3 2 5 2 -2I 1 500 0-2 3600-3 7 -700 1-2 (b) Find by applying determinant and matrix adjoint formula PROBLEM 5110961 Let Ade 2. evaluate 3a -3b -3c (b) ICId e f (c) IDIbeh (d)IE (e) 13A [ABC! IDEI PROBLEM 6 120%) Find a way to linearise the following equations, and...
please help with these 3, thank you!! Use either Gaussian elimination or Gauss-Jordan elimination to solve the given system or show that no solution exists. (If there is no solution, enter NO SOLUTION. If the system has an infinite number of solutions, use t for the parameter.) X1 - X2 - xy - 1 2x + 3x2 + 5x - -9 X1 - 2x2 + 3x3 = -13 (X2, X2, xg) - ( [ ) х eBook DETAILS 2. (0/1...
1. (20 points total) We will solve the following system of linear equations and express the problem and solution in various forms. 2x1 + 4x2 + x4 – 25 = 1 2.22 - 3.23 – 24 +2.25 = 1. (a) (2 point) How many free parameters are required to describe the solution set? (b) (5 points) Write the problem in the form of an augmented matrix and use Gauss-Jordan elimination to find the reduced echelon form of the matrix. (c)...
Please use MATLAB for the specified parts, I appreciate the help! 1. Complex Numbers and phasor analysis can be used to solve many problems. For example if we want to determine the currents of each of the voltage sources in the following circuit, VI ov then we can use a technique called mesh analysis to write mesh equations that involve the currents of each source. Let libe the current of the voltage source vl = 2 cos(t), I be the...
extension or compression of me springs. (b) The system after release Question 2 Given three set of equations, D 8 = 6x3 + 2x2 .... 2 and 3 2 - x1 = x.... 2 5 x2+ 8x1 = 13.... 3 (a) Write the following set of equations in matrix form. (6) Solve the system of equations using Gauss-Jordan. Employ pivoting if needed. (c) Substitute back to check your results.