Q1): The concentration of salt is given as a function of time by: dx - 37.5 -3.5x dr at the initial time (t=0),, the salt concentration in the tank is (50 g/L). Using Euler's method find the salt concentration for the condition : (choose only one ): a-after (3) minutes and step size(h=1) minutes. b- after (4.5) minutes and step size (h=1.5) minutes.

Q1): The concentration of salt is given as a function of time by: dx - 37.5 -3.5x dr at the initial time (t=0),, the salt concentration in the tank is (50 g/L). Using Euler's method find the salt concentration for the condition : (choose only one ): a-after (3) minutes and step size(h=1) minutes. b- after (4.5) minutes and step size (h=1.5) minutes.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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