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ELEC 251 Lecture 5: Quiz 2

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Automatic Controls: Introduction

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Introduction to Calculus

DC Equipment and Controls

Industrial Electronics

Sensors and Actuators

For the CES utility function U(q1,q2)=(q1^p)(q2^p), derive the expressions for the optimal levels of q1 and q2.

Why does Q=q2-q1 and not q2+q1?

Two particles with charges q1 and q2 are separated by distanced. Rank these scenarios according to the magnitude of theelectrostatic (coulombic) potential energy. Ignore sign. q1= +1 q2= -1 d= 3A q1= +1 q2= -1 d= 1A q1= +4 q2= -4 d= 4A

ELEC 251 Lecture 5: Quiz 2

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