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Sn 100b z. PHYS 100B (Prof Congjun Wu) Solution to HW 6 March 4, 11 Problem 1 (Griffiths ) (Griffiths 731) A fat wire, radius a, carries a constant current I, uniformly distributed over its cross sectionA narrow gap in the wire, of width w ≪a, forms a parallelplate capacitor (a) Find the electric and magnetic field in the gap, as functions of the distance s from the axis and the time t. Author Xiaoxi Liu Created Date Z. See the answer a) Find all solutions of sin z = 100 b) Find all solutions of sinhz = i Expert Answer Previous question Next question Get more help from Chegg.

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1 T 4 w75!O1= e7 Vol 3>&09 º6 v>' Experimental Study on the Application of Wireless Sensor Network for Slope Disaster Mitigation ¹ ­ M /12 í4Ç Ý M í Ý , M4. Question A) Find All Solutions Of Sin Z = 100 B) Find All Solutions Of Sinhz = i This problem has been solved!. Z(t) = e 1 2 t2 In other words, as !1, the ratio Z= Xp converges to the standard normal distribution EXERCISES 4 Here we use the normal approximation to Poisson It is given that Xfollows the Poisson distribution with = 100 We know that for large the ratio Z= Xp follows the standard normal distribution Therefore P(X 110) = P(Z< 1105 100 p 100.

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