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... of digits displayed depends on the format and width of the cell. If the user has not applied a format, Excel uses the General format. A cell may be formatted to display a required number ... the Format dialog either by using the command FormatlC& or by right clicking the cell and selecting the Format Cells item in the popup menu. IO A Guide to Microsoft Excel 2002 for ... i t i Fill handle Figure 2.1 Formatting The manner in which a cell entry is displayed may be changed by formatting the cell. Frequently, we use formatting to change the way a cell...
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... series about z = ∞ for 1/(z + 2) is12 + z=1/z1 + 2/z=1z∞n=0(−2/z)n, for |2/z| < 1=∞n=0(−1)n2nz−n−1, for |z| > 2=−1n=−∞(−1)n+12n+1zn, for |z| > 2To ... z/2=12∞n=0z2n, for |z/2| < 1=∞n=0zn2n+1, for |z| < 2−1z − 2= −1/z1 − 2/z= −1z∞n=02zn, for |2/z| < 1= −∞n=02nz−n−1, for |z| > 2= −−1n=−∞2−n−1zn, ... 1/z=1z−1z∞n=01zn, for |z| > 1= −1z∞n=1z−n, for |z| > 1= −−∞n=−2zn, for |z| > 1624Result 13.5.2 Fourier Integrals. Let f(z) be analytic except for isolated singularities,...
... Find the differential equation for the displacementof the mass from its equilibrium position by balancing forces. Denote this displacement by y(t). If the damping forceis weak, the mass will ... have the formddxF (x, y, y, y, . . .) = f(x).If you can write an equation in the form of an exact equation, you can integrate to reduc e the order by one, (or solvethe equation for first ... the initial-value problemy+ 5y+ 6y = 0; y(0) = 1, y(0) = V. For what values of V does y(t) remain nonnegative for all t > 0?95234 56-101020304050Figure 17.2: The solution...
... sin(nx) dx=2π2n3(1 − (−1)n)=2π4n3 for odd n0 for even nThus the expansion isx(π −x) =∞n=1oddn8πn3sin(nx) for x ∈ [0, π].In the first graph of Figure 25.2 the first ... =∞n=0an(x) For fixed x = x0,f(x0) −Nn=0an(x0) → 0 as N → ∞. For an asymptotic series we have a quite different behavior. If g(x) is asymptotic to∞n=0bn(x) as x → x0then for fixed ... Series. Of the three approximations, the one term is best for x 2, the ten term isbest for 2 x 4, and the twenty term is best for 4 x. This leads us to the concept of an optimal asymptoticapproximation....
... =1 for 0 ≤ x < 1−1 for − 1 ≤ x < 0isf(x) ∼4π∞n=11nsin(nπx). For any fixed x, the series converges to12(f(x−) + f(x+)). For any δ > 0, the convergence is uniform in ... converge for a fairly general class of functions. Let f(x−) denote theleft limit of f(x) and f(x+) denote the right limit.Example 28.2.1 For the function definedf(x) =0 for x < 0,x + 1 for ... Approximation for a Function with Jump Discontinuities and a Continuous Function.A Continuous Function. Consider the function defined byf2(x) =−x − 1 for − 1 < x < −1/2x for − 1/2...
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... equation isφ(x) =a + bx for λ = 0a cos√λx+ b sin√λx for λ > 0a cosh√−λx+ b sinh√−λx for λ < 0We see that for λ = 0 and λ < 0 only the trivial ... =1x(1 − x)1 − xx−ı tanh−1(λ)/π for −1 < λ < 1.The method used in this problem cannot be used to construct eigenfunctions for λ > 1. For this case we cannotfind an F (z) that ... transform.φ(x) = f(x) + λ∞0cos(2xs)φ(s) dsφ(x) = f(x) + λπˆφ(2x) (48.8)21453. We consider the problemu − λT u = f. For λ = λ, (λ not an eigenvalue), we can obtain a unique solution for...
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