Engineering Mathematics: A Series of Lectures Delivered at Union College |
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accuracy alternating alternating current amperes angle approximation average b₁ cent chain fraction charging current circuit coefficients column of Table condenser constant term core loss corresponding values cosine decreasing derived determined differential equation dy dx efficiency electrical engineering empirical curve error Example exponent exponential function expression extreme factor fifth harmonic flat zero frequently function y=f(x fundamental given half wave hence herefrom hyperbolic curve increasing induction motor infinite series inflection point instance instantaneous values integer number integral logarithmic mathematical maxima maximum power method minimum multiple negative nozzle numerical values observations ohms output Parabolic Curve periodic function phase plotted power-factor problem quadrature range rational reactance represented resistance resistor result second term shunted simplified sine wave sixth column small quantity solution squares straight line substituting subtracting third harmonic tion transmission line trigonometric functions trigonometric series vector volt-ampere voltage consumed volts watts y₁