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Suppose that a closed surface is defined by 2 sps 4, 120° s p s 180°, 2 sz s 3. Determine: 1. o in radian: 2. the enclosed volume, V: V = m3 3. the total surfaces. o surface area at p = 2, Sp2: Sp2 = m2 o surface area atp = 4, Sp4: Sp4 = m2 %3D o surface area at p = 120°, Sp1: Sp1 m2 %3D %3! o surface area at p = 180°, Se2: Su2 = m2 %3D o surface area at z = 2, S22: Sz2 = m2 o surface area at z = 3, S23: S23 = m2 o the total area of the enclosing surface, Sr: ST = m2 %3D 生

Suppose that a closed surface is defined by 2 sps 4, 120° s p s 180°, 2 sz s 3. Determine: 1. o in radian: 2. the enclosed volume, V: V = m3 3. the total surfaces. o surface area at p = 2, Sp2: Sp2 = m2 o surface area atp = 4, Sp4: Sp4 = m2 %3D o surface area at p = 120°, Sp1: Sp1 m2 %3D %3! o surface area at p = 180°, Se2: Su2 = m2 %3D o surface area at z = 2, S22: Sz2 = m2 o surface area at z = 3, S23: S23 = m2 o the total area of the enclosing surface, Sr: ST = m2 %3D 生

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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