Chapter 9: Q35E (page 441)
Prove the product rule for derivatives of complex valued function.
Short Answer
The solution is .
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Chapter 9: Q35E (page 441)
Prove the product rule for derivatives of complex valued function.
The solution is .
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Consider a wooden block in the shape of a cube whose edges are 10 cm long. The density of the wood is 0.8 g /cm2 . The block is submersed in water; a guiding mechanism guarantees that the top and the bottom surfaces of the block are parallel to the surface of the water at all times. Let x(t)be the depth of the block in the water at time t. Assume that xis between 0 and 10 at all times.
a.Two forces are acting on the block: its weight and the buoyancy (the weight of the displaced water).
Recall that the density of water is 1 g/cm 3. Find formulas for these two forces.
b.Set up a differential equation for x(t). Find the solution, assuming that the block is initially completely submersed [x(0)=10] and at rest.
c.How does the period of the oscillation change if you change the dimensions of the block? (Consider a larger or smaller cube.) What if the wood has a different density or if the initial state is different? What if you conduct the experiment on the moon?
Solve the differential equation and find the solution of the differential equation.
Find the real solution of the system
Let be an matrix anda scalar. Consider the following two systems:
Show that if is a solution of the system (l)then role="math" localid="1659701582223" is a solution of the system (ll).
Consider a linear system of arbitrary size. Suppose and are a solution of the system. Is the sum a solution as well? How do you know?
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