Q5. Suppose that v(t) represents the cscape velocity in km/hour for a spacecraft orbiting a collapsing staras a function of the time measured in hours inside the spacecraft. Study the slope ficld of the differentialequationdv1dt1 + sin(xt)Assuming that v(0) = , after how much time it will become impossible for the spacecraft to cescape thecollapsing star? In other words, when is v(t) going to become infinitely large?(1) After 30 minutes.(2) After one hour.(3) After one hour and a half.(4) After two hours.(5) Cannot be determined.

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Q5. Suppose that v(t) represents the escape velocity in km/hour for a spacceraft orbiting a collapsing star as a function of the time measured in hours inside the spacccraft. Study the slope ficld of the differential cquation dv 1 dt 1+ sin(at)' Assuming that v(0) = }, after how much time it will become impossible for the spacccraft to escape the collapsing star? In other words, when is v(t) going to become infinitely large? (1) After 30 minutes. (2) After one hour. (3) After one hour and a half. (4) After two hours. (5) Cannot be determined

Q5. Suppose that v(t) represents the escape velocity in km/hour for a spacceraft orbiting a collapsing star as a function of the time measured in hours inside the spacccraft. Study the slope ficld of the differential cquation dv 1 dt 1+ sin(at)' Assuming that v(0) = }, after how much time it will become impossible for the spacccraft to escape the collapsing star? In other words, when is v(t) going to become infinitely large? (1) After 30 minutes. (2) After one hour. (3) After one hour and a half. (4) After two hours. (5) Cannot be determined

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Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

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