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@Gyro Gearloose
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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.nah not cycloidal on second thought
yea wahi sochra tha
no chance its a cycloid
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i dont think adv me cycloid puch lega kabhi
Makes a circle in xy plane
kuch bhi ho sakta hai.
idts perfect circle hoga since theres a constant force in +z dirn
Nah. There's only a force in xy plane
Oh sorry misread it mb
Force only on z axis
Rotation by magnetic force+ acceleration by electric force
Use this to write general coordinates and then find position.
so this isnt any general curve right
omega=qB/m so the equation of the coordinates due to circular motion would be (rcos(omegat)+c',0,rsin(omegat)+c) and then due to electric field there would be an increase of 1/2(qE/m)t^2, so add this to the z-component
(c is a constt. based on where the center is)
so this is a helix??
Not a helix, more like a helix that gets squished in one direction with time. (Hard to visualize the exact shape but yea..)
You could again use desmos 3-d for this.
Yeet this in the coordinates section and let the t slider go wild.
infact koi curve pura hoga hi nahi
at some point magnetic and electric field will get parallel
You didn't add the contribution due to electric field thingy
+solved @SirLancelotDuLac
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