word problem: differential equations
setup the differential equation
change in salt in tank = rate in - rate out
\(\large \frac{dS}{dt} = (\text{rate in }) - (\text{rate out}) \)
find in/out rates of salt and plugin
-5 L/min?
it looks like a chemical engg problem to me T^T
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is it a triangle
@ganeshie8
http://orion.math.iastate.edu/rymartin/RUcourses/RU152/hw4_ans.pdf go thru the second question in that link ...
Start by giving a name to the variable that stands for the amount of salt in the tank (at time t)
You should figure out how much salt is entering the tank every minute. The first stream has 0.05 kg per liter. In one minute, 5 liters of this flows in. How much salt is that ?
@ganeshie8 thank you! :D
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