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According to Wikipedia J10 is a multirole fighter aircraft. It was made by People's Republic of China's CAC. The first flight of J10 was performed on the 23 of March 1998 and it is still in service.
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You can get the vacuum diagram for the 1977 Jeep J10 from the Chilton's manual for that vehicle. You can purchase the manual in almost any auto supply store.
Twisted by Amity Hope! -J10
Yep! She has beautiful red hair. -J10
M1-J10 Main Battle Tank.
Yes there is a boy named Jake Turner. -J10
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Jayden Thompson of course! She is like his biggest fan. -J10
You can write this as a complex number; the resistance is the real part, the reactance is the imaginary part (negative, for a capacitive reactance): 15 + j10 kilohms. ("j" is used instead of "i", to avoid confusion with current, which is symbolized by "i".) This is in rectangular coordinates; with a scientific calculator you can use rectangular --> polar conversion, to get the absolute value and the angle. To get just the absolute value, use Pythagoras' Theorem, which in this case gives about 18 kilohms.You can write this as a complex number; the resistance is the real part, the reactance is the imaginary part (negative, for a capacitive reactance): 15 + j10 kilohms. ("j" is used instead of "i", to avoid confusion with current, which is symbolized by "i".) This is in rectangular coordinates; with a scientific calculator you can use rectangular --> polar conversion, to get the absolute value and the angle. To get just the absolute value, use Pythagoras' Theorem, which in this case gives about 18 kilohms.You can write this as a complex number; the resistance is the real part, the reactance is the imaginary part (negative, for a capacitive reactance): 15 + j10 kilohms. ("j" is used instead of "i", to avoid confusion with current, which is symbolized by "i".) This is in rectangular coordinates; with a scientific calculator you can use rectangular --> polar conversion, to get the absolute value and the angle. To get just the absolute value, use Pythagoras' Theorem, which in this case gives about 18 kilohms.You can write this as a complex number; the resistance is the real part, the reactance is the imaginary part (negative, for a capacitive reactance): 15 + j10 kilohms. ("j" is used instead of "i", to avoid confusion with current, which is symbolized by "i".) This is in rectangular coordinates; with a scientific calculator you can use rectangular --> polar conversion, to get the absolute value and the angle. To get just the absolute value, use Pythagoras' Theorem, which in this case gives about 18 kilohms.
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