It seems whenever my calculatar can't do an equation it throws up a "missing ( error". Here is an example of an equation where there is no "missing (", but there may be something else I'm missing:
seq^2(pi/4) (using the symbol for pi, of course)
Hello,
Here is a screen capture from a TI89. In the command line you see the two parentheses. The first one is supplied automatically by the calculator. I entered the second one
Before you hit [ENTER] check that you have the correct number of parentheses.
Maybe the opening parenthesis does not display on the screen (for a stange reason, and you naturally insert one).
Hope it helps.
Hi janeth sabay,
Have a good day!!
Here is your needed example for Homogenous differential equation:
The equation is said to be homogeneous if P and Q are homogeneous functions of x and y of the same degree.
(1)We can test to see whether this first order equation is homogeneous by substituting . If the result is in the form f(v)i.e. all the x's are canceled then the test is satisfied and the equation is Homogeneous.
Example 1:(2)(3)There are no terms in x on the right hand side and the equation is Homogereous.Example 2:(4)(5)So the original equation is not homogeneous.Methods Of Solution.A solution can be found by putting y = vx on both sides of the equation:-
Example 3:Putting y - vx
Since y is a function of x so is v
Separating the variables
Integrating
Substituting (12) in equation (10)
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sorry, i meant to say: sec^2(pi/4), and more to the point, I rewrote it as (sec(pi/4))^2...so in a way, the error message was correct.
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