cowgiljl

it is a 600 volt armature and the fields are 240 volts that would really be a big cap. I think the inpoles are too strong or the brush grade is to hard

I have a dc motor and it is 800 hp. The problem is that it is pin firing under the brushes when i put it under load. We have turned the the comm,bought new brush holder & springs, also bought new brushes in thinking that they could have been of poor quality. We have also installed shimms under the poles pieces. After checking them the shims were the wrong thickness and not in the right order meaning alum, steel. Also notieced that 2 of the insulators were cracked and replaced. The neurtral was also adjusted.

any ideas?

It seems to be arcing on the trailing edge of the brush

1) I am thinkin of returning the comm

2) Removing shimms poles may be too strong

thanks joe

H-C TRIPLE BOND C-H +Cl-Cl -----H-C = C=H

Cl Cl

Cl,Cl 240 KJ

C,H 411 KJ

Cl,C -327 KJ

SO the total is 324 KJ

Would this be correct?

Thanks

Joe

Why are each of the following used as a reactant when testing for manganses in steel?

1) ammonium peroxydisulfate

2) Potassium periodate

3) Phosphoric acid

4) Nitric acid

5) Sodium bisulfite

I am still looking through my notes and my chemistry book but struggling in the class

thanks

thank you so much because i am really having a time with this subject because the last math class (pre cal) i took over 5 years ago. and since then i decided to return and get my degree.

thanks again joe

The question is

fine a equation f(x) that has a vertical asymptotes of X=1and X=3 and a horizontal asymptotes of Y=1

A) (x-1)(x-3) / y-1 = x^2-4x+3 / x-1

OR

B) (x-1) /(x-1)(x-3) = just the oppsite of above

is any of these correct?

I think B is correct but right now I can't find any info on it in my book

Suppose a firm in a perfectly competive industry is producing a output of 10 units. The firms total revenue at this output is $80 and its total cost is $30. The firms marginal cost associated with the 11 unit of a output is $12. What can i say about an increase in production should it produce 11 unit or no

this is what i have

output TC MC

10 $30 $3 per unit

11 $42 $12 per unit

profit is $50

@10 units = 30/10 = $3

@11 unit = 42/11 = $3.80

it should not increase production because the cost more per unit to make

did i go about this right?

thanks joe

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A charged object has a mass of 9.11E-31 kg and a charge of 1.602E-19coul. Calculate the strength of the electric field that would provide a force to the weight of the charged object.

This is what I have so far

F = Ee/m 1.602E-19 * 1.6 E-19 / 9.11E-31 = 2.81E-8 N

is this correct

A charged object has a mass of 9.11E-31 kg and a charge of 1.602E-19coul. Calculate the strength of the electric field that would provide a force to the weight of the charged object.

This is what I have so far

F = Ee/m 1.602E-19 * 1.6 E-19 / 9.11E-31 = 2.81E-8 N

is this correct

i figureed it out

thanks

the question is calculate the force (magitude and direction) on the -800nC

the -800nC is in the orgin

-y axis -200nC and is .02m from th e orgin

x axis -200nC and it is .06 from the orgin

now i labeled the starting from the -y axis q1, orgin q2 and the X axis is q3

F23 = 8.99E9 * -800E-9 * -200E-9/ .06^2 = .4 N Xvalue

F12 = 8.99E9 * -800E-9 * -200E-9/ .02^2 = 3.6 N Y value

F = squar root .4^2 + 3.6 ^2

f = 2.07 N

the direction tan-1 (3.6/.4) = 83.7 degrees below the X axis

are these correct

thanks joe

I am new to this and i am struggling on this problem. i am also realy struggling in my circuits class

This is what i have so far the knowns

Vs= 50v

Vz = 10 v

Iz = 32mA

R1 = 1K ohm

Rl =? "potentmeter"

i just got the multisim program and could draw the cir if need be

R1 is in series with the source and the zener and rl are in parallel

it wants me to determine the range of Rl, Il, Vrl

I havew so far is 50 /1K = 50mA

Vrl = 10 v

I l = 50mA-32 mA = 18 mA

Rl = 556 ohms

is this correct and how would i go about finding the range of Rl

thanks joe