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Is this image conveying accurately?

is it accurate?
where did the 60 v come from?
do you have to draw on amp leaving battery to be correct? *fig 2.
why when take away the v source, do we leave 28 ohm when it it cannot carry current? is it just that when we cant lee mas ..

Stu 26 oct 2014

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help with circuits

can anyone make then selc available to call or skype with to assist me with some cir uit fundementals tonight for an exam in the morning?

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Stu 26 oct 2014

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Mesh/Kirchhoffs theorem.

can someone define the values in the equation one and two stated in the image please.

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Stu 7 oct 2014

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What type of wood would a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

Stu13 feb 2014

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Yes, you raised two key points. One was that two halves of a fraction at negative make a positive overall fraction. This was a question I was wondering about but didn't state.
Second was that this is easy, but I was trying to fit to the equation x=c-b/a, and trying to get it to look like ax+-b=+-c. when doing so, I guess a and b, could be either number value or x term values, and it wouldn't matter. That is 2t+5t=15 would fit in the equation the same as 7+8=7t, a,b,c respectively to both terms.

Thanks again for a good explanation.

At melody. The post has been answered now and very well. I think there is not a real need to repost my comment. All that has been answered is enough that anyone who wants to conclude a way to work these problems can solve them, identify them and move on, irrelevant of my post. Which a repost imo would prove to messy up the thread a little.

Stu13 feb 2014

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Yes and great explaination. I just have one question as a result. Lets say any surd is defined by the equation nSqrtm. Is n alway defined by A ² and we left it of because we know it, or is the "nSqrtm" the complete form, so we apply the ² to n by default as a part of the basic equation?

tHAT'S A BIG HELP.

Stu13 feb 2014

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well GUEST, the op would still need in the case she can't use a calculator to work out the remainder left as litre and some method to calculate. That would have been nice to give op a hand with given your insight.

Stu12 feb 2014

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sorry to op for my incorrect answer.

Stu11 feb 2014

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here is a post to answer your question. Please read it. If you have questions leave a comment below.
The exception in your case is to use a minus (-) in place of the addition (+) in the advice at the link. All else applies the same principles.

The answer will be the difference.

http://web2.0calc.com/questions/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8648&p=18361&hilit=lowest+common#p18361 <--highlight and right click, select goto.

Stu11 feb 2014

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Are you sure melody?

Big/ small in this case. The 4,336,046 by "how many" 453,326, leaving us with how many times it fits in which givs 9.56496208%. Which also even by estimation looks right, since if it was rounded to 4,400,000 / 440,000 it would be 10%. I think you've looked at the question wrongly.

Stu11 feb 2014

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This question was recently answered. Please see the link and apply the same principle. If you do not understand the instruction there and need help. Write to us below this response what you didn't get and it will be answered.

Link. http://web2.0calc.com/questions/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8650 <-- highlight and right click and select goto.

Stu11 feb 2014

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This question was recently answered. http://web2.0calc.com/questions/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8645

Stu11 feb 2014

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Question to op. What's your area of study currently?

Stu11 feb 2014