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Solve the initial value problem dz/dt = t^-3/2, z(64)=-5

User Joe Doyle
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Answer:


z=-2t^{(-1)/(2)}+-4.75

Explanation:

Integrate both sides:


z=\frac{t^{(-3)/(2)+1}}{(-3)/(2)+1}+C

Simplify:


z=\frac{t^{(-1)/(2)}}{(-1)/(2)}+C


z=-2t^{(-1)/(2)}+C

Now to find
C. We are going to use
z(64)=-5.


-5=-2(64)^{(-1)/(2)}+C


-5=-2((1)/(8))+C


-5=(-1)/(4)+C

Add 1/4 on both sides:


-4.75=C

So the equation is:


z=-2t^{(-1)/(2)}+C

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