Find the solution to the differential equation 7(du/dt)=u^2 u(0)=6 U=? Find the solution to the differential equation 7(du/dt)=u^2 u(0)=6 U=? @Mathematics
so far i have 7/u=t
hello?
This is a first-order nonlinear differential equation. Let's rewrite it as \[{du \over u^2} = {1 \over 7} dt\]Integrate both sides\[-{1 \over u} = {1 \over 7} t + C_1\] Solve for u\[u = -{7 \over t} + {1 \over C_1} = -{ 7 \over 7C_1 + t}\] Solving for C from initial conditions. \[6 = -{7 \over 7C_1} = -C_1\]
ok let me do it
hey man im stuck
wat was your answer?
(-7/t)+6?
\[U = {1 \over 6} - {7 \over t}\]
You're close.
my math program says that is wrong
What answer does your math program give you?
thats the thing, it does not give you the answer
let me just post another question and if you find the reason why your other answer could be wrong just message me or somthing
\[U = {42 \over 7 - 6t}\] Give wolframalpha.com a try.
http://www2.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=7%28du%2Fdt%29%3Du%5E2+and+u%280%29+%3D+6
ya thats right thank you
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