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@shashank-94ap1q • Mar 4, 2016
What will you do with the information?
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@ramani-VR4O43 • Mar 4, 2016
IfyPhalodHi everyone,
Please I need a technical problem in Mechanical engineering field and effective technology that will help to solve the problem and how the technology works to solve the problem.
Thank you.If all that is given, what will be your contribution to science and technology?
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@shahfaisal-PptLHx • Mar 4, 2016
sir, explain about regenerative break
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@ramani-VR4O43 • Mar 4, 2016
ShahFaisalsir, explain about regenerative break
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There are about seventy posts on this topic on CE. See here:
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@ramani-VR4O43 • Mar 4, 2016
(A technical problem in Mechanical engineering field and effective technology that will help to solve the problem and how the technology works to solve the problem.)
Here is a rather trivial example that covers all aspects mentioned. Is this the kind of info that is being asked for?
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@karan-pOZQPD • Jul 27, 2016
Help !!!!!!!
I can't solve this problem!
I need to solve this problem
And get the centroid of this figure(shaded region)
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@ramani-VR4O43 • Jul 27, 2016
Karan khatriHelp !!!!!!!
I can't solve this problem!
I need to solve this problem
And get the centroid of this figure(shaded region)
Can anyone help me out here ?Find the centroid of each shaded section. The midpoint of the line joining these will be the answer.
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@karan-pOZQPD • Jul 27, 2016
A.V.RamaniFind the centroid of each shaded section. The midpoint of the line joining these will be the answer.
How to find the area of shaded region
No radius is given there
We have to extract the data from it but I'm unable to do so ! -
@ramani-VR4O43 • Jul 27, 2016
Karan khatriHow to find the area of shaded region
No radius is given there
We have to extract the data from it but I'm unable to do so !It is obvious from the picture that the small radius is R/2.
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@karan-pOZQPD • Jul 27, 2016
A.V.RamaniIt is obvious from the picture that the small radius is R/2.
I'm not getting the value of R
That's the problem
There must be something I'm lacking with
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@ramani-VR4O43 • Jul 27, 2016
Karan khatriThere must be something I'm lacking with
Nothing lacking. You solve using just R. The position of the centroid is independent of R. Think of this: The centroid of any circle of any radius is its centre. The figure you have shown is symmetric. So, the centroid position will be fixed irrespective of R.
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@gaurav-S7jB7b • May 2, 2023
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