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Classify the following differential equations as linear/nonlinear. Also, what is the order of the following differential equations?
Xy'-2y =x
Xy'' -2y' =xsin(y)
Illustration 2 In a described farm located in the UK the average salary of the employees is £ 3500 along with a standard deviation of £150 The similar firm has a local
Mr.Tanaka has 56 students in his choir the ratio of boys to girls is 3:4 how many boys and girls are in his class
46+4=
How many integers satisfy (sqrt n- sqrt 8836)^2 Solution) sqrt 8836 = 94 , let sqrt n=x the equation becomes... (x-94)^2 (x-94)^2 - 1 (x-95)(x-93) hence 93 8649 the number o
if the sum of lengths of hypotenuse and a side of right triangle are given, prove the area of the triangle is maximum when angle between them is pi/3
Now we need to discuss graphing an equation. The first question which we have to ask is what accurately is a graph of an equation? A graph is the set of all the ordered pairs whos
find the greater value of a and b so that the following even numbers are divisible by both 3 and 5 : 2ab2a
The total ticket sales for a soccer game were $1,260; 210 tickets were purchased. If all the tickets are the similar price, what was the cost of a ticket? Divide the total sale
48 more than the quotientvof a number and 64
Solve 6 sin ( x/2)= 1 on [-20,30] Solution Let's first work out calculator of the way since that isn't where the difference comes into play. sin( x/2)= 1/6 ⇒x/2= sin
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