Use SOLVE matlab
\[Q'(t)=\frac{ r }{ 4 }-\frac{ r }{ 100}Q(t)\]
apply SOLVE to the right hand side of the differential Eq.
@esamalaa
as a function of Q
in order to find do i need to solve the Diff eq
@Loser66
but in general to find critical points do I need to solve ODE and then set it =0?
can I set ODE=0 to find the critical points
You mentioned something about matlab. Are you learning about approximation techniques using matlab or something? :o If you're just solving it to normal way, notice that it's a `linear first order ODE`, so we can do the integrating factor method.
yes " approximation techniques using matlab "
If this is by hand,I would have done by now. Guess what it is matlab:-(
I have a copy of matlab installed, I don't know how to use it very well though :( Have you learned some techniques at this point? :O Runge-Kutta maybe?
qustion says apply "SOLVE" function right side of the diff eq as a function of Q. why does this identify the critical point Ql
"SOLVE" function? :( Hmmm
yes
it is a command in matlab
I don't know what the mathlab is, just see if they ask you for critical point, then ,just let the right hand side =0 and solve for Q(t) as you said above. It works well. However, if shows the value of the critical only, not critical point itself.
bahh i dunno ;c
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