Modeling Higher-Order Differential Equations - Differential Equations
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For the initial value problem


Which if the following intervals containing
do NOT guarantees the existence of a unique solution?
For the initial value problem
Which if the following intervals containing do NOT guarantees the existence of a unique solution?
Putting the equation in standard form we get that

We need to find where these coefficients are simultaneously continuous. This is where
. The choice that is not a subset of these is 
Putting the equation in standard form we get that
We need to find where these coefficients are simultaneously continuous. This is where
. The choice that is not a subset of these is
Compare your answer with the correct one above
For the initial value problem


Which if the following intervals containing
do NOT guarantees the existence of a unique solution?
For the initial value problem
Which if the following intervals containing do NOT guarantees the existence of a unique solution?
Putting the equation in standard form we get that

We need to find where these coefficients are simultaneously continuous. This is where
. The choice that is not a subset of these is 
Putting the equation in standard form we get that
We need to find where these coefficients are simultaneously continuous. This is where
. The choice that is not a subset of these is
Compare your answer with the correct one above
For the initial value problem


Which if the following intervals containing
do NOT guarantees the existence of a unique solution?
For the initial value problem
Which if the following intervals containing do NOT guarantees the existence of a unique solution?
Putting the equation in standard form we get that

We need to find where these coefficients are simultaneously continuous. This is where
. The choice that is not a subset of these is 
Putting the equation in standard form we get that
We need to find where these coefficients are simultaneously continuous. This is where
. The choice that is not a subset of these is
Compare your answer with the correct one above
For the initial value problem


Which if the following intervals containing
do NOT guarantees the existence of a unique solution?
For the initial value problem
Which if the following intervals containing do NOT guarantees the existence of a unique solution?
Putting the equation in standard form we get that

We need to find where these coefficients are simultaneously continuous. This is where
. The choice that is not a subset of these is 
Putting the equation in standard form we get that
We need to find where these coefficients are simultaneously continuous. This is where
. The choice that is not a subset of these is
Compare your answer with the correct one above