DE
( 2x³ - y⁴) dx + xy³ dy= 0
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( 2x³ - y⁴) dx + xy³ dy= 0
2xy y' = y^2 - 2 x^2
(y^4 - 2xy) dx + 3 x^2 dy= 0
y' = y - x y^3 e^ -2 x
Please help. I need it asap.
Solve the linear differential equation:
(D5–12D4+52D3–112D2+192D–256)y = 0
When I factored it out. I got (D-4)^3 (D^2 +4)
With D-4..
My equation will be Y= (C1 + C2x + C3x^2)e^4x
But how about my D^2 + 4?
How can I add that in my equation?
A distance of 1000 ft is to be taped with an error of not more than +- .10 ft Determine how accurately each 100 ft length must be measured to ensure the error will not exceed the permissible limit.