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Hi Guys... I'm trying to learn diff.eq on my own and I'm stuck on a problem and I don't even know where or how to begin:
the problem is: the pacemaker shown in the figure (first attatchment) is made up of an electric battery, a small capacitor, and the heart which functions like a resistance in the circuit. When the commuter S connects to P the capacitor charges, when S is connected to Q the capacitor discharges sending an electric shock to the heart. During this time the electric tension E applied to the heart is given by: (second attatchment).
The resistance and the capacitance are both constant...
what is:
E(t)= ? E(t1) = Eo
Would it be a first order linear equation?
Is it homogenous?
What would be the value of the initial voltage?
- i translated it directly from spanish so if further clarifying of the problem is needed please let me know.
the problem is: the pacemaker shown in the figure (first attatchment) is made up of an electric battery, a small capacitor, and the heart which functions like a resistance in the circuit. When the commuter S connects to P the capacitor charges, when S is connected to Q the capacitor discharges sending an electric shock to the heart. During this time the electric tension E applied to the heart is given by: (second attatchment).
The resistance and the capacitance are both constant...
what is:
E(t)= ? E(t1) = Eo
Would it be a first order linear equation?
Is it homogenous?
What would be the value of the initial voltage?
- i translated it directly from spanish so if further clarifying of the problem is needed please let me know.
