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Ordinary or partial differential equation
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Ordinary or partial differential equation
I really don't know. It is a math problem without any further context.- MarkZone
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Ordinary or partial differential equation
Sorry for late response. The differential equation is the stress analysis of aerodynamics. I wonder if it is a partial or ordinary differential equation.- MarkZone
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How Can I Use the Slope Field Method to Solve a Differential Equation?
It is a AP calculus problem on the topic "Differential Equations & Slope fields." The original question asks me to solve this by the separation of variables method. That is all I know and my teacher does not know how to solve this either.- MarkZone
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How Can I Use the Slope Field Method to Solve a Differential Equation?
Oh It was jist from my math hw. There is no context for this.- MarkZone
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How Can I Use the Slope Field Method to Solve a Differential Equation?
Thanks everyone- MarkZone
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Join Our Science Community - Solve Problems Together!
I used to search physics and maths problems on the internet and found useful hints from this website. I want to be a member of the forum so that we can help each other.- MarkZone
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How Can I Use the Slope Field Method to Solve a Differential Equation?
Homework Statement dy/dx=2xcos(y)-xy^3[/B]Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution dy/dx=2xcos(y)-xy^3=x(2cosy-y^3) dy/(2cosy-y^3)=xdx [/B] I can not integrate the left side of the equation. Can someone help me please?- MarkZone
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- Differential Differential equation
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Ordinary or partial differential equation
Homework Statement x(d^2y/dx^2)+dx/dt+xy=0 Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution At first I thought it was an ODE, but then I found out the derivative was respect to to variables x and t. I am not sure if it is an ODE or PDE. What are the dependent and independent variables in the...- MarkZone
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- Differential Differential equation Partial
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