- 9.1: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.2: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.3: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.4: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.5: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.6: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.7: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.8: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.9: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.10: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.11: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.12: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.13: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.14: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.15: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.16: In Exercises 116 solve the differential equation.
- 9.17: In Exercises 1722 solve the initial value problem
- 9.18: In Exercises 1722 solve the initial value problem
- 9.19: In Exercises 1722 solve the initial value problem
- 9.20: In Exercises 1722 solve the initial value problem
- 9.21: In Exercises 1722 solve the initial value problem
- 9.22: In Exercises 1722 solve the initial value problem
- 9.23: In Exercises 23 and 24, use Eulers method to solve the initial valu...
- 9.24: In Exercises 23 and 24, use Eulers method to solve the initial valu...
- 9.25: In Exercises 25 and 26, use Eulers method with to estimate y(c) whe...
- 9.26: In Exercises 25 and 26, use Eulers method with to estimate y(c) whe...
- 9.27: In Exercises 27 and 28, use Eulers method to solve the initial valu...
- 9.28: In Exercises 2932, sketch part of the equations slope field. Then a...
- 9.29: In Exercises 2932, sketch part of the equations slope field. Then a...
- 9.30: In Exercises 2932, sketch part of the equations slope field. Then a...
- 9.31: In Exercises 2932, sketch part of the equations slope field. Then a...
- 9.32: In Exercises 2932, sketch part of the equations slope field. Then a...
- 9.33: In Exercises 33 and 34:
- 9.34: In Exercises 33 and 34:
- 9.35: The gravitational attraction F exerted by an airless moon on a body...
- 9.36: Table 9.6 shows the distance s (meters) coasted on in-line skates i...
Solutions for Chapter 9: First-Order Differential Equations
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Angle
Union of two rays with a common endpoint (the vertex). The beginning ray (the initial side) can be rotated about its endpoint to obtain the final position (the terminal side)
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Associative properties
a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c, a(bc) = (ab)c.
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Blind experiment
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Cardioid
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Convenience sample
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Gaussian curve
See Normal curve.
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Jump discontinuity at x a
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Multiplicative inverse of a matrix
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nth root
See Principal nth root
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Numerical model
A model determined by analyzing numbers or data in order to gain insight into a phenomenon, p. 64.
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Perpendicular lines
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Quadratic regression
A procedure for fitting a quadratic function to a set of data.
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Reciprocal function
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Residual
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Solve by elimination or substitution
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Square matrix
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Transitive property
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Translation
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