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Second order differential equation given the form of the solution

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Second order differential equation given the form of the solution

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Differential Equation that do not contain "y" directly.

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Non-exact differential equation where does not exist integrating factor dependent on x and y only

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I don't know how to approach this question!

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Is the theorem 5.7 given in Apostol's Mathematical Analysis correct?

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The metric coefficients in cylindrical coordinates are (a) $(1,1,1)$ (b) $(1,0,1)$ (c) $(1,r,1)$ (d) neither?

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Specific differential equation with initial conditions

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$x''+\lambda x=0$ for $x\left(0\right)=x\left(L\right)=0\:$ for $L>0$ - it turns out that L must be dependent on t, but that shouldn't be the case

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Laplace inverse using 1st and 2nd transformation theorems

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General solution of a PDE

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Let $M$ be a surface. Prove that if the asymptotic curves of $M$ are orthogonal then $M$ is minimal.

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If a function is $n$ times continuously differentiable, prove that there are polynomals with grade lower then n with following conditions.

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Second order differential equation given the form of the solution

Help finding Integration Factor to convert Exact ODE

Differential Equation that do not contain "y" directly.

Non-exact differential equation where does not exist integrating factor dependent on x and y only

Differential of Derivative

I don't know how to approach this question!

Is the theorem 5.7 given in Apostol's Mathematical Analysis correct?

The metric coefficients in cylindrical coordinates are (a) $(1,1,1)$ (b) $(1,0,1)$ (c) $(1,r,1)$ (d) neither?

Specific differential equation with initial conditions

$x''+\lambda x=0$ for $x\left(0\right)=x\left(L\right)=0\:$ for $L>0$ - it turns out that L must be dependent on t, but that shouldn't be the case

Laplace inverse using 1st and 2nd transformation theorems

Differential equation containing convolution

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Let $M$ be a surface. Prove that if the asymptotic curves of $M$ are orthogonal then $M$ is minimal.

If a function is $n$ times continuously differentiable, prove that there are polynomals with grade lower then n with following conditions.

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