Struggling with Math Homework? E(t) Term Got You Stuck?

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The discussion centers on a math homework problem involving the term E(t), which the user interprets as a function of t, specifically E(t) = t. The user expresses uncertainty about how to proceed with this term in their solution. Additionally, there is a note regarding the forum etiquette of posting attachments that are not accessible through the forum's viewer.

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Homework Statement


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The Attempt at a Solution


If my math is right so far, I am basically stuck as to what to do with the E(t) term. [/B]
 

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It looks like this is a function of t, so E(t) = t.
 
The rest all looks right to me.
By the way, normally just posting an attachment is frowned upon. Especially one that won't open using the forum's built-in viewer options.
 

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