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ELEC3017 (Electrical Engineering Design) - 14/11/05 13:45 - 17:00 TELE3013 (Telecommunications Systems 1) - 15/11/05 8:45 - 12:00 ELEC3014 (Systems & Control 1) - 18/11/05 13:45 - 17:00 ELEC3015 (Electrical Energy 2) - 25/11/05 13:45 - 17:00 I'm glad there's no exams on the same day, but...

Having fun with Emin? :p Yeah it's probably the hardest 2nd year elec course. If you can memorise & apply the relevant formulae and use a Smith Chart you should be fine for the exam (don't need to be too concerned with the derivations, but try to understand what you can). Anyway here's a...

I agree that it is essential for an engineer to understand how to analyse a circuit from the fundamental principles (Ohm's law, Kirchoff's laws etc) rather than only memorising & applying formulas/solutions, but you'll find that in practice if you're designing a circuit (or trying to understand...

Until gman comes :p

======================================================== Session Course Title Result ======================================================== S1 ELEC2041 Microprocessors & Interfacing...100 HD S1 ELEC3004 Signal Processing & Transform....91 HD S1...

The source of confusion here is which voltage (V) are you talking about when you say P = V^2 / R? And which current (I) are you talking about when you say P = I^2 * R? Say you're delivering AC electrical power from Newcastle to Sydney through two wires (normally 3 wires are used for 3 phase...

c) J.x = (mx X v).x (X = cross product) = m(x X v).x = 0 (since x X v is orthogonal to x) The locus of x is described by J.(x - 0) = 0, which describes a plane through the origin, with normal J d) J = (mx X v) |J| = m|(x X v)| = m|x||v| (since x and v are orthogonal in circular...

More like gman's WAM > my WAM ...

Hi there gman, in case you're wondering who I am, I'm the other guy who got the bonus 2 points for webct participation (congrats on that btw).

ELEC3005 (Electrical Energy 1) - 17/6 ELEC3006 (Electronics A) - 21/6 ELEC2041 (Microprocessors & Interfacing) - 23/6 ELEC3004 (Signal Processing & Transform Methods) - 27/6

let initial total kinetic energy = K, K = translational kinetic energy + rotational kinetic energy = 1/2*mv^2 + 1/2*Iw^2 = 1/2*mv^2 + 1/2*0.4*mr^2*w^2 = 1/2*mv^2 + 1/2*0.4*mv^2 (assuming v = rw, i.e. no wheel slipping against the ground) = 0.7*mv^2 Gravitational potential energy increase...

If you want the x-axis to go from 0 to 360 degrees, change the x=-4..4 into x=0..2*Pi. Also the restriction on y you've used (y=-4..4) is useless, since this covers the range of the function y = sinx, so you might as well leave it out. Also there's no need for the discont=true in the command...

HCl + NaOH -> NaCl + H<SUB>2</SUB>O You have 0.05*0.1 = 0.005 moles of HCl and 0.02*0.05 = 0.001 moles of NaOH. After the reaction, you'll have 0.004 moles of unreacted HCl remaining. The concentration of HCl is 0.004 moles / 70 mL = 0.057 mol/L = Concentration of H<SUP>+</SUP> pH =...

Two points that lie on the first line are p1 = (14,1,10) and p2 = (4,-1,2) (by inspection) Also, two points that lie on the second line are p3 = (0,9,5) and p4 = (-5,8,1) The two lines are parallel if (p1 - p2) is a scalar multiple of (p3 - p4) p1 - p2 = (10,2,8) p3 - p4 = (5,1,4) So...

In the final exam for PHYS1131 you're given 2 test papers, Test 2 and Test 1R. Test 2 is compulsory and worth 40%. Test 1R is optional, and if you score higher in it than in the midsession, then your Test 1R mark will replace your midsession mark (so Test 1R is like a second chance). But I...

i) The current in the generator is 110000/415 A = 265.06 A (using P = V*I) For the transmission line loss to be 10% of the total power, the current in the transmission line (I) is found by: I^2 * R = 0.1 * 110000 I^2 * 0.05 * 50 = 0.1 * 110000 (total length of wire = 50 km) I = 66.3 A...

Is your lecturer Venkat Ramaswamy? I've heard some horror stories about his marking (btw I don't go to UTS).

For maths1131 there aren't any tutes in the 1st week. When I did physics (phys1131, not phys1111) there was a tute in the 1st week. Not sure about the chem and bio subjects (since I haven't done them).

I've done the above two out of that list (Understanding Tax should be GENL5030 not GENT5030). GENL5030 is a real bludge, the assessment consists of a few practical excercises where you've got to call up some tax hotlines to get some info and write up a few short reports, a tax return test...

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