This document discusses differential equations and provides examples of solving them. A differential equation contains a derivative and must be integrated to solve for the equation of a curve. The first example finds the equation of a curve passing through (2,-4) with slope 3x at any point. The second example gives the acceleration of an object as a(t)=18(t-3)-3 and asks to find the velocity after 2 seconds given an initial velocity of 4 m/s, and to find the position equation given an initial position of -3 m.
This document discusses differential equations and provides examples of solving them. A differential equation contains a derivative and must be integrated to solve for the equation of a curve. The first example finds the equation of a curve passing through (2,-4) with slope 3x at any point. The second example gives the acceleration of an object as a(t)=18(t-3)-3 and asks to find the velocity after 2 seconds given an initial velocity of 4 m/s, and to find the position equation given an initial position of -3 m.
A differential equation is an equation that contains a derivative. We will
need to integrate both sides, at some point, to 'undo' the derivative.
EX 1
Find the equation of the curve that goes through the point (2,-4) and whose slope at any point on the curve is 3x.
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EX 2
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EX 3
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EX 4
The acceleration of an object moving along a coordinate line
is a(t)=18(t-3)-3 in meters per second per second. a) If the velocity at t=0 is 4 meters per second, find the velocity 2 seconds later. b) If the initial position is -3 m, find an equation for the position of the object at time, t.