Differential Equations MASH!
MASH sessions 3 times a week in the ARC (mornings) or EPC (evenings)
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Growth and decay
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One word problem you will very commonly face in MA2051 is that of growth and decay! These problems all take on a very similar form and there...
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Calculus topics from before MA2051 that you'll need - integration by parts and partial fraction decomposition
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Aside from remembering how to do various derivatives and integrals, in MA2051 there are some calculus topics you need to remember from earli...
First order equations - method of integrating factor
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As promised, here is the second method of solving first order equations. This method works only on linear equations - see my earlier post on...
First order equations - method of separation of variables
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First order differential equations are those that have a first derivative - y' or dy/dx - as its highest order derivative. There are t...
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Thursday, January 10, 2013
Amplitude-Phase Form Proof
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Again, I pulled formulas out of thin air when I showed amplitude-phase form. Your professor may want to see justification, so I will show an...
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Second Order Linear Answer Proofs
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A few posts ago, I explained how to get answers for second order linear diff EQs. However, I just provided formulas. This isn't enough f...
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Checking Your Answers
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One of the great things about Diff EQs is you can always check your answer. The checks aren't necessarily super easy, though, so I'd...
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