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Solving ODE dy/dx = (x+y)^2 , y(0)=1
solve dy/dx = (x+y)^2 , y(0)=1 i let w = (x+y) and got the above equation rearranged to dw/dx - 1=w^2 after solving for C i got y=tan(x-pi/4) - x just wanted to check my answer- mat331760298
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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With the initial concentrations: [A] = 0.000500 M, = 0.000698 M,
with the initial concentrations: [A] = 0.000500 M, [B] = 0.000698 M, with the initial concentrations: [A] = 0.000500 M, [B] = 0.000698 M, and [C] = 0 M, find the value of K if [C] = 0.0000866 M at equilibrium. K = [C]/([A]*[B]) just want to check my answer of 344, seems wrong to me- mat331760298
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Integrate x^4 / (1 - x^2)^(3/2)
[b]1. Integral of (x^4)/(1-x^2)^(3/2) dx i let x=sint so dx=costdt used the right triangle and simplified to integral of ((sint)^4)/((cost)^2) dt- mat331760298
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Do My Improper Integral Solutions Converge or Diverge?
haha looked it over and when i did integration i had ln(x) + ln(2x+1) instead of ln(x) - ln(2x+1). makes sense now- mat331760298
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Find the integral of x/(x^2 +4x +13)
[b]1. Find the integral of x/(x^2 +4x +13) I'm not sure if I need to complete the square or what. I really don't know where to begin.- mat331760298
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- Integral
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Do My Improper Integral Solutions Converge or Diverge?
i don't see how the answers are opposite lol maybe someone can show me a) so i can compare to my work- mat331760298
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How do I solve an indefinite integral with a trigonometric substitution?
then you integrate to get 27(sint-(1/3)(sint)^3) and use opp side over hypotenuse to replace with sint?- mat331760298
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How do I solve an indefinite integral with a trigonometric substitution?
do you get integral of:27*(cost)^3 dt ?- mat331760298
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How do I solve an indefinite integral with a trigonometric substitution?
[b]1. indefinite integral of 1/[(x^4)(sqrt(9x^2 -1))] I'm looking for step by step help here. I use x=3secy and dx=3secytanydy to convert the top function to integral of: [3secytanydy]/[(tany)(3secy)^4] I am not sure if this is right/how to get further- mat331760298
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- Integral
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Do My Improper Integral Solutions Converge or Diverge?
[b]1. Determine whether the following diverges or converges. If converges, evaluate it. a) integral from 1 to infinity of: 1/(2x^2 + x) dx b) integral from 0 to 1 of: 1/(2x^2 + x) dx I just want to check my answers. I got a) diverges and b) converges with value of ln|3/2|. Do these answers...- mat331760298
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- Integrals
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Satellite orbital speed homework
[b]1. A satellite has an orbital speed of 4.2 x 10^3 m/s. What is its altitude above Earth's surface? mass of earth= 5.98x10^24kg radius of Earth = 6.38x10^6m [b]2. acceleration and force are both centripetal a=(v^2)/r F=ma possibly v^2=(Gmg)/r [b]3. Need help with algebra h=...- mat331760298
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- Homework Orbital Orbital speed Satellite Speed
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Can You Catch the Bus If It Starts Accelerating While You're Running to It?
[b]1. You are running late for your bus that is 100m away. Luckily it is stopped at a traffic light. When you are 16m from the bus, running at your max speed of 6.0m/s the light changes and the bus starts accelerating at 1.0m/s². Do you catch the bus? If so, how far did you have to run to catch...- mat331760298
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- Acceleration Bus Physics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is your acceleration towards the end of the cliff?
[b]1. You having a mass of 100kg hold one end of an ideal vine (infinitely strong, completely flexible, but having zero mass). The vine runs horizontally to the edge of a cliff, then vertically to where your friend (mass 50kg) is hanging on, above a pack of hungry Velociraptors. A sudden sleet...- mat331760298
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- Acceleration
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