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Undergrad Learn How to Integrate dy/dx=4x-2y with Expert Tips - Solve D.E.
how do you integrate \frac{dy}{dx}=4x-2y. I don't know if this is right, but this is where I'm going with this: y'=4x-2y y'+2y=4x Solving homogeneous for complementary solution: y'+2y=0 Solving auxiliary equation: m+2=0 m=-2 Which gives y=c_{1}e^{-2x} y'=-2c_{1}e^{-2x}Now solving original...- coffeebean51
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NEED Help (Basically a Law of Cosines problem)
Yeah.- coffeebean51
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NEED Help (Basically a Law of Cosines problem)
because they won't be similar triangles...- coffeebean51
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NEED Help (Basically a Law of Cosines problem)
Mechanics of Materials eh? http://www.mediafire.com/?0fmwmgeogi6- coffeebean51
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Undergrad Homogeneous Equation: 5/2 Degree?
thanks halls. you were right. i just started this class and wasnt talking about the first homogeneity mentioned. thanks!- coffeebean51
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Undergrad Homogeneous Equation: 5/2 Degree?
Hi, can a homogeneous equation be homogeneous to the 5/2 degree? Must it be a integer degree?- coffeebean51
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