caramalizedTomato

Actually, I had a warning that I came across while using the package \bodeplot as mentioned in this answer tex.stackexchange.com/a/614940/328288 so I was wondering if this would actually be worthy of being a question in itself, I wouldn't have worried so much about a warning but the actual graph isn't being plotted, hence my concern

Hello, I recently started with LaTeX, and had an issue that came up recently, is this the right place to ask?

@vidyarthi Now that I realise, I have quite some Linear Algebra that was again, was not in the first semester's syllabus, but reading a bit all of three, I particularly liked Apostol, many thanks for the suggestions

@Bohemianrelativist If I could ask you something about how should I go about studying multivariable calculus, would you provide some insight?

I am an undergrad in his first year, so i dont understand any of it

@Bohemianrelativist That was way beyond my mathematical knowledge, I think I got too excited.

@Bohemianrelativist This is from an article, right, remember reading this but could hardly understand anything, what do you think about this?

If you could provide any insight how should I approach this subject from a self study point of view, I'll be delighted.

@vidyarthi Well, I am a first year engineering student, and I am having a tough time comprehending multivariable calculus, our syllabus focuses mainly on methods so as to how to do this, how to do that, and I feel is that the dots are not bieng connected, for example we are taught what a Jacobian is but, why is it defined in such a way isn't explained for the reason bieng it is not in the syllabus.

Also are you a graduate student?

@vidyarthi He is indeed

@vidyarthi but that makes him imo a very interesting person, like just look at this small part of his message "Then he asked me if I can help. I said I don't know how to help. He said money." he expresses so much in so less, might be a genius in disguise.

but since he mentions 'trams' i guess he might be there for the time being

@vidyarthi He won't tell you, he never does

@JohnRennie can we continue the question now?

Ok, sir

but at the contact I'm not able to understand what forces to consider

@JohnRennie I understood this

Could you please explain the second part?

Like some of the force is balanced by the frictional force, so the P/2 won't act vertically on the block isn't it?

@JohnRennie But why P/2?

And let you know

I'll try calculating

Sure

Could you please take a look at the question above?

@JohnRennie Hi, are you there?

The first eqn is for the wedge, the rest two are for the block.

Can anyone take a look at the 7th ques, and point out where I am going wrong?

@JohnRennie For a teacher as you, it is special to us

And if you don't mind when's your birthday sir?

Now I understand this, Thanks a lot sir

@JohnRennie This is what I think is the way I should've thought about it

Ahh yess my bad

But the mass of second block is 8kg

@JohnRennie Why is that force 2g?

Now I get it, its because in the bulk there's just too many things to interact with

I need some time to understand :(

@JohnRennie I'll look at it

@JohnRennie Yes it does make sense to me now but then why don't we observe the CS with visible light, I've read about it but the explanation is usually that the electrons CS requires free electrons, so here things get confusing to me because both the effects can happen simueltaneuosly then and in PE we do see electrons coming out of the bulk.

@JohnRennie And that is because of the small wavelength of light used in CS?

And why doesn't the same happen in CS?

This is something new to me, that the photon interacts with the nuclie too in PE, but why so?

But you are still refering to the electrons when you say bulk?

Yes, firstly why is compton scattering different from photoelectric effect?

Yes, and this is what confuses me, how do I know beforehand if there will be motion without the rope

What if the coefficient of friction is really high?