Solve the first order hyperbolic equation

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hunt_mat

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Jul 5, 2011

Plug it in and see what sign causes you trouble (I think it'll be the - sign that will be the troublesome one). Look for large values of x to find the right sign. Then you're done, you've got the right solution!

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andrey21

Jul 5, 2011

Which equation shall I plug the r value into?

Is it:

log u = x²/3 + log (2r+4) - r²/3

hunt_mat

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Jul 5, 2011

Yes.

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