For this problem, we have two load distributions: a load point of a uC on the...
For this problem, we have two load distributions: a load point of a uC on the axis of y at y = -2m and an infinite load line with linear load density of pL passing through points A (6m, 4m, 4M) and B (-6m, 4m, -4m).
a. Draw a picture of the two load distributions indicated above. Indicate axes and values clearly.
b. Determine the value of the linear load density, pL, so that the component of the flux density in y is 0 in (0.1m, 0).
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For this problem we have two load distributions: A load point of 1uC on the axis of y and at y = -2m and an infinite line of linear load of pL that passes through points a (6m, 4m, 4m) and B ( -6m, 4m, -4m) a) Draw a picture of the two load distributions indicated above. Indicate axes and values clearly. b) Determine the value of the linear load density, pL, so that the flow density component in y...
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