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Undergrad Maximizing Team Collaboration: Odds of Receiving Assistance During Meetings
Greetings, I work in the IT dept of a large organization - yesterday I needed help with a Project. 3 people in my group (my group is a subset of the organization, the other subsets are unrelated functions) are familiar with a particular piece of hardware related to the Project, and were all in...- ngm01
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Undergrad When is a simple assumption not so simple?
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Undergrad When is a simple assumption not so simple?
Greetings, I faced with a problem that states - Find slope of the tangent line to 〖 x〗^4 – xy^2+ 4xy^2 = 20,at (1,2) First I set F= x^4 – xy^2+ 4xy^2-20=0 I found dF/dx = 4x^3 + y^2+ 4y^2= 24 ,at (1,2) then dF/dy = 2xy+8xy,=20 at (1,2) …. Armed with this I then made the...- ngm01
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Diff eq problem appears simple but is deadly
Aha!... I never thought to look at it in that context... just saw the eqn. and started solving "a mile a minute"...thanks for your insight!... Cheers- ngm01
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Diff eq problem appears simple but is deadly
Thanks for the responses...as a follow up to HallsofIvy - the crux of the solution was deciding how to proceed after solving the first diff eq. - I'm still not clear on what led you to determine that solving the second diff eq for x was not the right way to proceed. Would you have made the same...- ngm01
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Diff eq problem appears simple but is deadly
Hi sorry for the text jumble...I've managed to pdf and attach my working. Can ayone figure out where I'm going wrong?. Thanks- ngm01
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Diff eq problem appears simple but is deadly
[b]1. Given i. dx/dt + y = 0; x(0) = 1 : ii. dy/dt + x = 0; y(0) = 0 Solve for the solns of x and y Although these are first order dif eq's I worked them as leading to a second order undetermined coefficients problem First I wrote them as i. x' + y = 0 and ii. y' + x = 0 Eqn. ii...- ngm01
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