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From: Ralph Martin
Date: Tue, 17 Jan 1989 15:25
Date: Tue, 17 Jan 1989 15:25
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Your prof of control doesnt have a clue. I asked macsyma to solve
dx
(d2) -- = (n - x) (b x + a)
dt
and it came up with the solution
log(b x + a) - log(x - n)
(d3) ------------------------- = t + %c
b n + a
where %c is a constant.
I dunno whether Mathematica can do this, I'm still waiting to get it.
Ralph
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Dr Ralph Martin
Department of Computing Mathematics
University of Wales College of Cardiff
PO Box 916
Cardiff
CF2 4YN
United Kingdom
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