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Multivariable Integration / Nonlinear Differentials
Homework Statement dv/dt = (k+v2)/h Homework Equations k is a constant, and v and h are variables where h is independent of v but v is dependent of h (v is a function of h and t). The Attempt at a Solution dv/(k+v^2) = dt/h. The problem I have is with dealing with the right side...- MrMumbleX
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- Differentials Integration Multivariable Nonlinear
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solving a Linear Differential Equation with a Square Root Term
Homework Statement dv/dt = -327/3500 – (41/105)(square root of 6)(v2). Solve for v. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution dv/[327/3500 + (41/105)(square root of 6)(v2)] = -dt Then integrate both sides. 1/(square root of (327/3500)) * arctan(v * square root of...- MrMumbleX
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- Differential Differential equation Linear
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Graduate Help Solve Math Term Paper Integration Error!
The following is from my investigation of a problem for my math term paper. An object is given a certain linear velocity, v(0), has acceleration opposing its velocity, and the object comes to a stop at time = tf due to the acceleration. d(tf) = integral from 0 to tf of v(t)dt = integral from 0... -
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Graduate What Black-Scholes Research Problem Could I Explore for a 20-30 Page Math Paper?
I don't exactly understand Black-Scholes equations, but I need a problem involving Black-Scholes for a 20-30 page math research paper. Would someone please give me a good problem or some suggestions on how to construct the problem?- MrMumbleX
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- Research
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Undergrad Electricity Confusion: True or False?
Yeah I meant potential energy- MrMumbleX
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad Electricity Confusion: True or False?
PLEASE help me by telling me if the following is true (below, when I say going with the flow I mean following the direction of electric field, and when I saw going against flow I mean going in opposite direction of electric field) Positive charges go with the flow Negative charges go against...- MrMumbleX
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- Confusion Electricity
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Best Non-Calculus General Physics Book
Any other book suggestions?- MrMumbleX
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Best Non-Calculus General Physics Book
I am currently taking AP Physics B, and my teacher doesn't really teach the class. I really want to learn in depth physics that doesn't include calculus (even though I am taking AP Calculus AB right now). I have the Fundamentals of Physics 8th edition and University Physics with Modern Science...- MrMumbleX
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- Book General General physics Physics Physics book
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Undergrad Calculating Surface Area and Volume of 6-Way PVC Pipe - Quick and Easy Guide
Could geometry be used to solve for the volume and surface area of that? -
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Undergrad Calculating Surface Area and Volume of 6-Way PVC Pipe - Quick and Easy Guide
The question was supposed to be my 20 page term paper for math research. One last question, would finding the volume and surface area of this be difficult, and what field of mathematics is involved? Calculus still? http://www.puzzleworld.org/puzzleworld/puz/hexagonal_prism.htm -
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Undergrad Calculating Surface Area and Volume of 6-Way PVC Pipe - Quick and Easy Guide
What if this was the solid? http://flexpvc.com/cart/agora.cgi?product=PVC-4-ways-side-outlet-Wyes I'm assuming there won't be much of a difference in difficulty. -
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Undergrad Calculating Surface Area and Volume of 6-Way PVC Pipe - Quick and Easy Guide
http://flexpvc.com/cart/agora.cgi?product=PVC-6-ways Problem: Find the surface area (internal and external) and volume of that (the 6 ways PVC pipe in the link) if the radius of the cavity is .5 cm, the inside of the pipe is completely smooth, and the thickness of the pipes is .05 cm. I AM...