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First Order Differential Equation
find the general solution
2y ln y dx - x (1 + 2x ln y) dy = 0
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physics
a soccer ball with mass 0.420 kg is initially moving with speed 2.00 m/s. a soccer player kicks the ball, exerting a constant force of magnitude 40.0 N in the same direction as the ball's motion. over what distance must the player's foot be in contact with the ball to increase the ball's speed to 6.00 m/s?
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linear DE
tdx/dx = 6t(e^ 2t) +x(2t-1)
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DE
y' = (x + xy^2)/4y
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[HELP] Method of Section and Joints
Please help me solve this one!
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Stuck finding out the manual solution for finding x in this logarithmic equation
Good day,
I got stuck finding the manual solution for this problem without relying to the solve function of Casio calculator
The original equation was
[(1+x)40] -1 = (181205.95/3000)x
Then I tried using properties of logarithm and I simplified it to this equation:
[ln(181205.95/3000)]/40 = ln(1+x) - (1/40)[ln(x+3000/181205.95)]
0.102526 = ln(x+1) - 0.025ln(x+0.0165557)
Answer: x = 0.02
Need this badly today
17. At what speed must a 1000kg car approach a ramp which has a slope and 12m high at the top such that it will just coast to the top. Assume the constant retarding force due to friction, wind, etc. to be 60kg.
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kindly help; limit analysis
1434 (fl. singer 4th edition)
Determine the maximum torque that can be applied at 1.0 m from the right end of the shaft, without causing excessive rotation.
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Critical points
May answer key po ba kayo nito. Icheck ko lang po sana kung tama answers ko. Thank you po. Critical points/maxima and minima
y=4-6x+x²
y=(2x-1)²
y=2+12x-x³
y=x³-3x²-9x+20
y=x³-3x²+4x+5
y=x³-6x²+12x
y=x⁴+2x²+8x+3
y=16x+4x²-x⁴
y=x²(x-2)²
a³y=x⁴
9a³y=x(4a-x)³
a³y=x²(2a²-x²)
a³y=x³(4a-3x)
a⁵y=x⁴(3a²-2x²)
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