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    1. This document provides a review of differential equations concepts including: using Euler's formula to approximate the solution to a differential equation, calculating the age of a radioactive sample given its half-life and current percentage, using Newton's Law of Cooling to find the temperature after a given time, and determining the concentration of a substance over time given rates of inflow and outflow. 2. It also includes exercises to find values for variables that satisfy given differential equations and to solve various first-order differential equations. 3. The answers provided solve the examples and exercises in the review.

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    1. This document provides a review of differential equations concepts including: using Euler's formula to approximate the solution to a differential equation, calculating the age of a radioactive sample given its half-life and current percentage, using Newton's Law of Cooling to find the temperature after a given time, and determining the concentration of a substance over time given rates of inflow and outflow. 2. It also includes exercises to find values for variables that satisfy given differential equations and to solve various first-order differential equations. 3. The answers provided solve the examples and exercises in the review.

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    1. This document provides a review of differential equations concepts including: using Euler's formula to approximate the solution to a differential equation, calculating the age of a radioactive sample given its half-life and current percentage, using Newton's Law of Cooling to find the temperature after a given time, and determining the concentration of a substance over time given rates of inflow and outflow. 2. It also includes exercises to find values for variables that satisfy given differential equations and to solve various first-order differential equations. 3. The answers provided solve the examples and exercises in the review.

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    1. This document provides a review of differential equations concepts including: using Euler's formula to approximate the solution to a differential equation, calculating the age of a radioactive sample given its half-life and current percentage, using Newton's Law of Cooling to find the temperature after a given time, and determining the concentration of a substance over time given rates of inflow and outflow. 2. It also includes exercises to find values for variables that satisfy given differential equations and to solve various first-order differential equations. 3. The answers provided solve the examples and exercises in the review.

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    DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS REVIEW

    1. Use Eulers formula with h=0.1 to obtain a three decimal approximation for y(1.2) if

    dy
    2 x y 2 and
    dx

    y(1)=1.
    2. A radioactive substance has a half life of about 20,000 years. If 15% of the original amount of the substance
    is present, approximately how old is the sample?
    3. Newton's Law of Cooling states

    dT
    k (T Ts ) , where Ts is the constant temperature of the surrounding
    dt

    material. A gallon of water is brought inside after being outside at a temperature of 35oF. If the room
    temperature is 65oF, and if after 2 minutes the temperature is 38oF, what is the temperature after 15 minutes?
    4. Air containing 0.06% carbon dioxide is pumped into a room whose volume is 8000 ft3. The rate at which air
    is pumped in is 2000 ft3/min and the circulated air is pumped out at the same rate. If there is an initial
    concentration of 0.2% carbon dioxide, determine the amount of carbon dioxide at any time. What is the
    concentration in 10 minutes?
    d2y
    dy
    mx
    5. Find values of m so that y = e is a solution to
    11 30 y 0 .
    2
    dx
    dx
    2
    d y
    dy
    6. Find values of m so that y = xm is a solution to x 2 2 12 x
    40 y 0 .
    dx
    dx
    For 7-11, solve the differential equation
    7. Solve: ( xy 3 y x 3)dy ( xy 2 y x 2) dx 8. Solve: dy (e x y 2 y )dx
    9. Solve: ( xy )dy ( y 2 x 2 )dx
    10. (1 x )dy ( 2 y x 1) dx 0
    2
    2
    3
    11. ( y cos x 3 x y 2 x) dx (2 y sin x x ln y ) dy 0, y (0) e
    12. Sketch the solution curve in this slope field that passes through (0,0).

    ANSWERS:

    1. 1.689 2. 54739.31 3. 51.4

    7. e y ( y 1) 2 ce x ( x 3)5 8.

    1
    1
    e x ce x
    y
    2

    11. y 2 sin x x3 y x 2 y ln y y 0, 12.

    4. 0.0715%
    y2
    9. 2 2 ln x
    x

    5. m=5 or m=6. 6. m=5 or m=8


    1
    3

    10. y ( x 1)

    c
    x 1 2

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