So = N/sqrt(4piDt) * exp(-x^2/4DT)dx ?
If that's right I don't know how to do the sencond part. I know that since expx^2 term the distirbution is gaussian and that it can be normalised to 1. However what do i get for an answer?
Homework Statement
The solution to the diffusion equation in 1D may be written as follows:
n'(x,t) = N/sqrt(4piDt) * exp(-x^2/4DT)
where n'(x,t) is the concentration of the particles at position x at time t, N is the total number of particles and D is the diffusion coefficient.
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a ufo travels from one planet to another (distance measured 384000km) at v=0.8c.
1)How long does the trip take according to observer on planet left?
2)How long does the trip take according to observer in ufo?
3) What is the two planets distance measusured my...