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Atomic Numbers, Valence and More
hello can anybody tellme about atomic numbers,valances,n related topics :smile: -
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Undergrad Transforming a 1st Order PDE into a 2nd Order PDE: A Simple Example
I mean u get a First order or second order partial differential equation- dvs77
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Graduate Bessel's Equation Solution Proof
erwin kreziog advanced engineering mathematics book is very nice- dvs77
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Graduate Total derivative -> partial derivative
let x(u,v),and u,v are functions of y then dx/dy=∂x/∂u.∂u/∂y+∂x/∂v.∂v/∂y- dvs77
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Graduate Solving Diff Eq Homework: Population Problem
i understand the equations but the theory ...- dvs77
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Graduate Solving Diff Eq Homework: Population Problem
i didn't understand what u said- dvs77
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Is the Sum of Solutions of Linear Differential Equations Also a Solution?
d(y1+y2)/dx+P(y1+y2)=(dy1/dx+py1)+(dy2/dx+py2) =q(x)+r(x) since q and r are solutions of those non homogeneous differential equations- dvs77
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Graduate Solving Diff Eq Homework: Population Problem
ln(x-10)-lnx=ln(x-10/x); at t=150 ln140/150=150/1000+c- dvs77
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Undergrad Transforming a 1st Order PDE into a 2nd Order PDE: A Simple Example
form the differential equation for the follwing equation (x^2)/a^2 +(y^2)/b^2+(Z^2)/c^2 =1- dvs77
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Graduate Solving Diff Eq Homework: Population Problem
dx/x(x-10)=dt/10000 use partial fractions- dvs77
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Graduate Solving Diff Eq Homework: Population Problem
dx/dt=(x^2-10x)/10000 solve this equation u ll get corrct solution- dvs77
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Graduate Bessel's Equation Solution Proof
start with power series y=x^m(sigma an x^n)- dvs77
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