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Spectre32
Oct7-04, 06:17 PM
OK I have this problem dw/dt = w = r^2-s*tan(v) And it gives the following: r = sin^2(t) s = cos(t) v = 4t
Soo.....now Do i derive those still with respect to all those values? Or can i knock them all out in a line or two.
stunner5000pt
Oct7-04, 07:46 PM
i don't quite understand how dw/dt = w
perhaps you have made an error in your code
Spectre32
Oct7-04, 07:52 PM
No it's right... I think it's just saying that They want your answer to be liek
W = 'xxxxxxx'
It is incorrect; period.
the only functions satisfying dw/dt=w is w(t)=Ke^t for some K.
This does NOT agree with the last equality.
Spectre32
Oct7-04, 08:08 PM
Hmmm whoops... this is how the problem reads: Find dw/dt if
w = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Count the number of x's you've got, then UNLEASH the chain rule.
Spectre32
Oct7-04, 08:24 PM
.... There are no X's in that problem. As i said is it best to go through and derive them all at once or so i gotta like derive and multiply what each value holds. Everything Must be in terms of t
.... There are no X's in that problem. As i said is it best to go through and derive them all at once or so i gotta like derive and multiply what each value holds. Everything Must be in terms of t
You wrote:
"w = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'"
I know what you meant, now; you should have explicitly written that this was a substitute for the expression given in post 1.
Spectre5
Oct8-04, 01:34 PM
w = r^2-s*tan(v)
You know what each part is in terms of t...that is what everyone is saying....now just bust out the product and chain rule.....you hsould get the answer
we almost have the same name...
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