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| May13-11, 10:54 AM | #1 |
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where is the mistake?
Hello
everything follows up well, but when I compare the result (eq. 5) with the numerical solution of eq. 1, then are different. Where is the mistake? eq. 3? thanks |
| May13-11, 12:30 PM | #2 |
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The mistake is in the integration of eq.[3] because
exp(kt)dx isn't equal to d(x exp(kt) ) So, Eq.[4] is false. Do not forget that t is function of x. t(x) is the reciprocal function of x(t) So you would have to integrate exp(kt(x))dx, not simply exp(kt)dx with t constant. |
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