Draw the electrical circuit diagram of electromagnetic forming,
label it neatly and explain how a thin...
Draw the electrical circuit diagram of electromagnetic forming,
label it neatly and explain how a thin cylinder can be expanded or
compressed by this process.
a) Draw and label your own circuit diagram using standard
schematic symbols for a circuit with a 12 V battery, a 15 ohm
resistor, a 400 mH inductor, and a switch, all in series.
b) Write a diffferential equation (in the form of a loop
equation) describing the behavior of this circuit after the switch
is closed.
c) The switch is first closed at time t = 0. Write down an
equation for current in the circuit as a function...
Neatly draw and label both the market and representative firm graph
for a firm in a perfect competition which is earning an economic
loss in the short run and should choose to operate at a loss. What
is going to happen in the long run? How will this affect the
graph?
Problem 8 ( please write neatly and in full )
a) Draw the block diagram with feed-forward. What are its
advantages?
b) Why are limiters used and what are their effects?
c) What is the integrator windup and how can it be avoided?
(a) Draw the market for SUVs in equilibrium. Label your graph
neatly and correctly.
(b) Now show what happens in the market when the price of gas
falls dramatically and the technology used to manufacture SUVs
improves, if the drop in gas has a much bigger impact on the market
than the technology improvement.
( c) What will happen to the new equilibrium price and quantity
of SUVs?
Draw three different supply curves on a graph:
Make S1 highly elastic...
(a) Draw the market for SUVs in equilibrium. Label your graph
neatly and correctly.
(b) Now show what happens in the
market when the price of gas falls dramatically and the technology
used to manufacture SUVs improves, if the drop in gas has a much
bigger impact on the market than the technology improvement.
( c) What will happen to the new
equilibrium price and quantity of SUVs?
Draw a relevant diagram to illustrate and explain the negative
production externality of merchant ships. Label your axes and
curves carefully and use hypothetical numbers in your diagram.
Assuming that the market is competitive.
Q2. Draw a neatly labelled diagram indicating the price effect –
the direction of substitution effect and the direction of income
effect separately, for a normal good when price of Good-X (on
X-axis) increases.
Q3. Given a supply curve equation Qs=500(P-2) and
demand curve equation Qd=11000-1000P.
Find the equilibrium price and quantity.
Draw a neat diagram of the equilibrium situation with
everything labelled properly.
Calculate consumer surplus, producer surplus and deadweight
loss (if any) at equilibrium.
Suppose the government mandates...