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Find the solution to initial value problem, Illustration:   Find the soluti...

Illustration:   Find the solution to the subsequent IVP. ty' + 2y = t 2 - t + 1,      y(1) = ½ Solution : Initially divide via the t to find the differential equation in

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Simplify following. Suppose that x, y, & z are positive.                      √ y 7 Solution In this case the exponent (7) is larger than the index (2) and thus the fir

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Suppose a  regular polygon , which is an N-sided with equal side lengths S and similar angles at each corner. There is an  inscribed circle  to the polygon that has center C and ba

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