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Finding Wronskian with Given Initial Conditions for Non-Homogeneous ODE
I think the answer of it was e^(e - 1) but I'm not too sure if it's correct- ehhh
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding Wronskian with Given Initial Conditions for Non-Homogeneous ODE
Homework Statement Suppose the Wronskian of W(y1, y2) [0] = 1 y1, y2 are solutions to the differential: y'' + e^xy'+ tanx = 0 Find W(y1, y2)[1] ? The Attempt at a Solution So I'm thinking of using Abel's theorem, where p(x) = e^x W(y1, y2)(0) = = c e^{\int{- e^t dt}} So, 1 = ce^{e^{-t}} But...- ehhh
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Effusion differential equation from Newtonian mechanics
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bump I know this was a while back but did you end up getting the problem solved?- ehhh
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Effusion differential equation from Newtonian mechanics
Can I bump this? I've got a similar problem and I'm trying to derive it using my notes which derives the gas law using the pressure on an entire face of the box. It works out since multiplying the length L of the box against the area of the face gives the volume V of the box. But in this case...- ehhh
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What Are Good Alternative Textbooks for an Introductory Linear Algebra Course?
Hi I've got an introductory Linear Algebra course that is using Elementary Linear Algebra with Applications by Bernard Kolman, David R. Hill and from what I can ascertain, it's a garbagety textbook [https://www.amazon.com/dp/0130457876/?tag=pfamazon01-20]. A lot of of the negative reviews...- ehhh
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Textbook
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