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Diffrential equations, integration factor with two vars
thanks a lot guys u all helped me- barak
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Diffrential equations, integration factor with two vars
1. I need to find a condition that the equation will have a integration factor from the shape K(x*y). (K-integration factor sign) 2.the eq from the shape M(x,y)dx+N(x,y)dy=0 ,not have to be exact!3. i tried to open from the basics. d(k(x*y)M(x,y))/dy=d((k(x*y)N(x,y))/dx. and i used the fact...- barak
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- Diffrential Diffrential equations Integration
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Find 3D Graphing Software - Directional Derivative Support
sounds great ill try that, thx- barak
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Find 3D Graphing Software - Directional Derivative Support
hey there, i haven't find a better foru to post this, so i hope I am in the right place/ im looking for a 3d grapher saftware but good one, that can do directional directional derivative exc. so if u know about something thatll be great, thx!- barak
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- 3d Graphing Software
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Center on mass trigonometric trick
well it pretty hard to explain but ill just say that the proble,m is of two balls striking each other and in the first graph is the cm graph the other one is the lab frame. I hope it will help/ and there are a lot of problems like that- barak
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Center on mass trigonometric trick
hey there I am doing a lot of center of mass problem most of them with collisions , and most of the solutions I see, have a big part of "trigonometric trciks", like the way u watch the vectors in cm frame and the way in the lab frame. does anyone met this kind of solutions and have some tricks...- barak
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- Center Mass Trigonometric
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Classical mechanics changing mass
i forgot to put the link , sorry for the confusion. if i wasnt clear enough (sorry) I am looking only for english materials. thx -
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Classical mechanics changing mass
sure. my material is not in english but i thing, this will give a good prespective. thx. edit:i forgot to put the link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable-mass_system -
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Classical mechanics changing mass
hey there, i need your help, I am a student in physics and electricity engineering, and i have a bit of a problem with the changing mass materiel, well in first look he's pretty easy but i want to learn how to create my own equations and I am never getting the same result. so ill be glad if...