Lukáš Dufka Posted June 20, 2014 Posted June 20, 2014 Hi, I have a question. Electric current in the circuit according to the relation I=1-10cos(50t). Determine the time when the Q=0 C. I used: I =dQ/dt Q(t) = ∫ Idt = ∫(1-10cos(50t))dt = t - (10/50)sin(50t) + C = t - 0.2sin(50t) + C But what now ? I donť known how can i calculate the time... Someone told me that i must find the interval of definite integral... from t=0 to t=?.... Thank you for reply. Quote
0 FizziksGuy Posted June 20, 2014 Posted June 20, 2014 Right, I would integrate from time t=0 to some final time t=t, so your limits of integration are 0 to t. 1 Quote
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Lukáš Dufka
Hi, I have a question. Electric current in the circuit according to the relation I=1-10cos(50t). Determine the time when the Q=0 C.
I used:
I =dQ/dt
Q(t) = ∫ Idt
= ∫(1-10cos(50t))dt
= t - (10/50)sin(50t) + C
= t - 0.2sin(50t) + C
But what now ? I donť known how can i calculate the time... Someone told me that i must find the interval of definite integral... from t=0 to t=?....
Thank you for reply.
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