Further Engineering Analysis (Electrical) January 2011
FORMULAE SHEET
Trigonometric Identities
cos? + sin?0=14
sin 20 =2sin@ cos 0
cos 20 = cos 7G ~ sin?0=2cos?@-1=1-2sin?o
sin (A £8) = sin A cos B + cos A sin B
cos (A+B) = cosA cos B F sinAsinB
sind = Fle" 0), c0s0= L(e" +0"); where j=J=1
and the hyperbolic equivalent
(ee), cosho=4(e" +e")
Newton-Raphson method for estimating the solution for f(x) = 0
fxn)
Xn = Xn
F(x)
‘Trapezoidal Rule with n intervals of length h
fibode= Hex.) $2) + Xp +f DA I)
Mean ee Dx,
‘Standard Deviation
Binomial Expansion
(a0) ao? sna" a MRA graye 4 MO NO=2) gyre,
n(n-1)
2
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CALCULUS
The following formulae may be used without proof,
Differentiation Integration
fo) 1) fox) feeoax
x rt! x |X" c(ne-1)
net
nx | 1 7 Inx+c
x x
e e e e+e
sinx | cosx sinx | ~cosx+C
} cosx | ~sinx cosx | — sinx+C
poueae Quotient Rule
du_ ov
yeu = Boy MyM i ay Magee
ae a ak yay a =
Chain Rule Integration by Parts
4s dv au
y=fu)u a(x) Jug ax nu ~ fuged
Two integration Formulas [(F(x))"F (x)oK = (A(x) +0, m4 and
£00) gy =
Fay B= Mtad)+6, H0A)> 0
The Volume of Revolution = |xy*dx, where y = f(x) for rotation of 2 about the x-axis.
‘The centroid of a region bounded by the curve y = f(x) and the lines x = a and x= bis given
by
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‘ptooex [OC ax
5 andy = 2, = —
ffovdx fftxiax
Fourier Series of f(t)
2ne anx =
208.) 40, if 2221)) (n=1,2,...) where
a =2 nee a =2)rayeo 208 te v2 fr Ht)sin 228
ere ae meat 2
FOURIER TRANSFORMS: F(a) Jrwemat
fa)= fine | 1)=2 Folerdo
Polo) = frttysin(atyat | 10)=2 fate}sin(at}de
Fe(@)= Jritycos(atyat f(t)= 2 Ff e(ejoostatjde
a a
Fourier integral Representation of f(t)
f(t)= JJeter)cosrat 1) +b(w)sin(at) fo where
a(a) =
Frerroostotyar b(o)= + fr(t)sin(ot)at
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Useful Integrals
January 2011
foin(atjat = - J cos(at)+o
a
Jeostatjat = # sinat) +e
sin atyt = -“tcoscat)+ + sincat) +0
Jtcoscat at = tt sin(at)+-cos(at) +c
a
, Dsin(at)- acos(at) i
Beos(at)+asin(at)
je cos(at Jat = e'
at jot = 8"
fe sin(at jat = 6 ab ae
LAPLACE TRANSFORMS:
Given that for the function y = f(t) then L{f(t)}= fe-*f(t)dt = F(s)
AY) Fis) 70) Fis)
1
oat S(t,
1 = (t) 1
=
t a &(t-a)
e a H(t-a) =
ae s’ s
u(t), unit step t f(t-a)H(t-a) eo“ L{F(t)}
a = Het
= s-a hd
a as
sinat = e* sinal
- ot
cosat a e* cosat
s+
e J
sinhat e” sinhat
coshat a e" coshat
af(t) + Balt) ‘aF (5) + G(s) 2 H(t)
| ry=t su(t(ty-1(0) rt)
70)
at?
eve as s*L{F(t)}—sf(0)-f'(0)
t
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