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the magnitude of vector R is (x^2+y^2+z^2)^1/2, so, I will use R to indicate the position..., I will use the notation ()^3/2 to mean (x^2+y^2+z^2)^3/2 div (R/r^3)=d/dx[x/()^3/2] + d/dy[y/()^3/2] +d/dz[z/()^3/2] If you differentiate...

... and assume that E only has a radial component to get; (1/r^2)d(r^2E)/dr = D/eo Expand the derivative (1/r^2)[2rE...

R(t) = < 2t^3, -t^3, 5t^3> for 0 ≤ t ≤ 4 velocity = R'(t) = < 6t², -3t², 15t² > speed...

..., the viscous friction is F = 6 π η R v The force of buoyancy is 4/3 π ρ g R...R^2) v with solution ( v(0) = 0 ) v(t) = 2Δρ g R^2 / (9 η) ( 1 - exp(-9 η/(2 g Δρ R^2...

R is the normal force. Suppose a block is on the table. it ..." ..... I don't know why in ur book it is called R

r=(1/4 s^3) - (65 s^4) r' = (3/4 s^2) - (260 s^3) r'' = (3/2 s) - (780 s^2)

... point charges lie along a circle of radius r at angles of 30°, 150°, and 270° as shown in... Electric field = (9 * 10^9 * q) ÷ r^2 x-components: [(9 * 10^9 * q) ÷ r^2] * cos 30...

...? ------------------------------------------- In that case, since you have the R-values for these bulk construction methods, I will show you the...