Chapter 5 APPLICATIONS OF ODE OVERVIEW LAW of

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Chapter 5 APPLICATIONS OF ODE

Chapter 5 APPLICATIONS OF ODE

OVERVIEW • LAW of GROWTH or DECAY • LAW of COOLING • CHEMICAL REACTIONS

OVERVIEW • LAW of GROWTH or DECAY • LAW of COOLING • CHEMICAL REACTIONS • ELECTRIC CIRCUITS

Law of Growth or Decay Rate of change of a quantity proportional to the

Law of Growth or Decay Rate of change of a quantity proportional to the quantity present

Law of Growth or Decay The number of bacteria in a culture grows at

Law of Growth or Decay The number of bacteria in a culture grows at a rate proportional to the number of bacteria present. The number triples in 1 hour. If the initial number is 10, find: 1) The number of bacteria after 5 hours. 2) After how long the number was exactly 270. 1) 2430 2) 3

Law of Cooling Temperature of the hot substance Temperature of the surrounding

Law of Cooling Temperature of the hot substance Temperature of the surrounding

Law of Cooling A cup of Coffee at 90⁰C is placed in a room

Law of Cooling A cup of Coffee at 90⁰C is placed in a room at 25⁰C. In 5 minutes, it cools to 70⁰C. Find 1) The temperature of the cup after another 5 minutes. 2) After how long the cup will be exactly at 27⁰C. 1) 56. 15 2) 47. 33

Chemical reactions - Solutions Amount of salt in the tank Volume tank Concentration of

Chemical reactions - Solutions Amount of salt in the tank Volume tank Concentration of incoming mixture rate of outgoing mixture

Chemical reactions - Solutions A tank contains 100 liters of brine (solution of salt)

Chemical reactions - Solutions A tank contains 100 liters of brine (solution of salt) in which 500 g of salt is dissolved. If brine containing 20 g of salt per liter runs into the tank at the rate of 3 liters per minute and the mixture, which is kept uniform, runs out of the tank at the rate of 2 liters per minute, find the amount of salt in the tank after exactly 30 minutes. 1712. 42

Electric circuits L-R-C circuit, where R (resistance), L (inductance), and C (capacitance) are in

Electric circuits L-R-C circuit, where R (resistance), L (inductance), and C (capacitance) are in series, and acted on by an electromotive force E. The current satisfies: The current : is the rate of flow of the positive charge

Electric circuits A voltage is applied at at a circuit containing an inductance L

Electric circuits A voltage is applied at at a circuit containing an inductance L and a resistance R. Assuming , show that the current in the circuit is: