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Undergrad Lifting a weight up and bringing it down: work done
If work is displacement times force, lifting a weight up and bringing it down to the same spot would have zero displacement, and thus zero work is done. However, isn't work a path function? In thermo we learned that heat and work were path functions while quantities such as internal energy and... -
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How Do H3CC(=O)CH2CH3 and HCO2H Behave as Lewis Acids and Bases?
Homework Statement Is H3CC(=O)CH2CH3 more likely to act as a Lewis Acid or Lewis Base? Explain your choice. Same for HCO2H (formic acid)Homework Equations N/AThe Attempt at a Solution Since a Lewis Base donates electron pairs, and the oxygen in H3CC(=O)CH2CH3 has two lone pairs, I reasoned...- crm07149
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Another Separable Differential Equation
What do you mean by polynomial division? u-substitution with u = y-1 brings it to int(y^2/u)du, with both y and u variables- crm07149
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Another Separable Differential Equation
Homework Statement Solve the following equation by separating variables.Homework Equations x2y2y' +1 = yThe Attempt at a Solution I have been able to work through the problem to this point: -1/x + C = int(y2/y-1)dy I am not sure how to integrate the right hand expression int(y2/y-1)dy- crm07149
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- Differential Differential equation Separable
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Separable Differential Equation
The problem was from my textbook under the "separable equations" section so I listed it as that. Integrating the expression √(4-(h-2)²) is what I was having trouble with. I tried u substitution, integration by parts, and other methods for awhile. Am I missing something obvious to integrate the...- crm07149
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Separable Differential Equation
Homework Statement The volume V of water in a particular container is related to the depth h of the water by the equation dV/dh below. If V = 0 when h = 0, find V when h = 4.Homework Equations dV/dh = 16 sqrt(4-(h-2)2) V(0) = 0 V(4) = ?The Attempt at a Solution I have not gotten the ODE in a...- crm07149
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- Differential Differential equation Separable
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help