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This tells us that the solution curve is increasing. Therefore, as long as x t 0 dt meaning that x t increases. See Fig. The direction field for this equation is shown in Fig. The results of computation are given in Table 1 on page Thus, it is the solution.
Computation results are given in Table 1 on page For this problem notice that the independent variable is t and the dependent variable is T. By continuing this way, we fill in Table 1 on page To separate variables, we divide the equation by x and multiply by dt. For a general solution, we separate variables and integrate. The graph of this function is given in Fig.
The results of computation are given in Table 2 on page We divide the equation by x to get to get its standard form. Alternatively, one can notice that the left-hand side of the original equation is the derivative of the product y sin x.
Following guidelines, first we solve the equation on [0, 3]. The graph of this function is shown in Fig. Thus, we come up with 8 , where the integral means one of the antiderivatives, for example, the one suggested in the part c which has zero value at x0. So, the equation is separable. It is not linear with x as independent variable because M x, y is not a linear function of y. Similarly, it is not linear with y as independent variable because N x, y is not a linear function of x.
Therefore, the equation is not exact. First, we check the given equation for exactness. Taking partial derivatives My and Nx , we find that the equation is exact. In order that these polynomials are equal, we must have equal coefficients at similar monomials.
Therefore, multiplying the given equation by x2 y yields an exact equation. To find the orthogonal trajectories, we must solve this differential equation. Therefore, the orthogonal trajectories are lines through the origin. Therefore, the orthogonal trajectories are hyperbolas. Several given curves and their orthogonal trajectories are shown in Fig. The first equation in 4 follows from 9 and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.
This equation is neither separable, nor linear. This equation is also not separable and not linear. It is not separable, but linear with x as independent variable. According to Theorem 2, Section 2. Taking the partial derivative of F with respect to y, we find h y. This is a Bernoulli equation. We use the mathematical model described by equation 1 of the text to find x t.
We can determine the concentration of salt in the tank by dividing x t by the volume of the solution, which remains constant, 50 L, because the flow rate in is the same as the flow rate out.
Let x t denote the mass of salt in the tank at time t. We can determine the concentration of salt in the tank by dividing x t by the volume v t of the solution at time t. Using the initial condition, we find C.
Let v t denote the amount of carbon monoxide in the room at time t. The input rate in this problem is zero, because incoming air does not contain carbon monoxide.
This is the exponential model 10 , and so we can use formula 11 for the solution to this initial value problem. The air in the room will be 0.
We do not need an explicit formula. Therefore, the phase line for the given equation is as it is shown in Fig. The census data presented in Table 3. Assuming that only dust clouds affect the intensity of the light, we conclude that the intensity of the light halved after passing the dust cloud.
Let s denote the distance in light-years , and let I s be the intensity of the light after passing s light-years in the dust cloud. Let D t and S t denote the diameter and the surface area of the snowball at time t, respectively. This equation is linear and separable. Thus 0. Let T t denote the temperature of the beer at time t in minutes. Let T t denote the temperature of the wine at time t in minutes. In this problem, we use the equation 9 from the text with the following values of parameters.
Substituting these initial conditions into 3. K Newtonian Mechanics 2. This problem is a particular case of Example 1 of the text. But let us follow the general idea of Section 3. Therefore, the velocity v t satisfies Therefore, the object will hit the ground approximately after 1. Since the positive root belongs to [20, 24] because x 20 , we can omit the exponential term in x t and solve 4.
Since the air resistance force has different coefficients of proportionality for closed and for opened chute, we need two differential equations describing the motion. This is a linear equation. Setting the second equation, we for convenience reset the time t. With the chute open, the parachutist falls The motion of the object is governed by two different equations.
The first equation describes the motion in the air, the second one corresponds to the motion in the water. We now go to the motion of the object in the water. For convenience, we reset the time. Therefore, it had the velocity v2 Taking into account the initial condition, we find C. We choose downward positive direction and denote by v t the velocity of the object at time t. The total torque exerted on the flywheel is the sum of the torque exerted by the motor and the retarding torque due to friction.
Since we assume that there is no resistance force, there are only two forces acting on the object: Fg , the force due to gravity, and Ff , the friction force. Using Fig. In this problem, there are two forces acting on a sailboat: a constant horizontal force due to the wind and a force due to the water resistance that acts in opposition to the motion of the sailboat.
All of the motion occurs along a horizontal axis. Multiply 2 by I to derive dt 2 source equals the power inserted into the inductor plus the power dissipated by the resistor. In cold weather, In extremely humid weather, 0. See Table 3—A on page See Table 3—B on page See Table 3—C on page See Table 3—D on page Clearly, this function satisfies the initial conditions.
The graphs of these functions are shown in Fig. However, this system is inconsistent, and so there is no solution satisfying given boundary conditions. Since an exponential function is strictly monotone, this is a contradiction. Hence, given functions are linearly independent on 0, 1. Assume to the contrary that er1 t , er2 t , and er3 t are linearly dependent.
Now we substitute y, y 0 , and y 00 into the initial conditions and find c1 , c2 , and c3. We now substitute y and y 0 into the initial conditions for cosh t to find its explicit formula. Indeed, since sinh t is not identically zero, neither of them is a constant multiple of the other. Substituting these expressions into 4. First, we find the roots of the auxiliary equation. Since any cubic equation has a real root, first we examine the divisors of the free coefficient, 2, to find integer real roots if any.
To verify that this form of the solution is equivalent to the complex form, obtained using 21 , we apply 6 to the latter and simplify. We now find constants c1 and c2 so that y t satisfies the initial conditions in 4. Chariot, S. Chiosi, C. Ciotti, L. Davies, R. Ferguson, H. Gonzales, J. Thesis, Univ. California, Santa Cruz Google Scholar. Greggio, L. Larson, R. Lee, Y-W. Lynden-Bell, D.
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