You know that anyone who has done any courses in maths/physics could throw a lot harder probs at you? I have a file in front of me about finite element method and I could scan some veery scary stuff about 3d deformation caused by heat being modelled using FEM and calculated by hand. You could use a calculator but it makes it just a bit faster, unless the calculator can solve differentials in matrixes

Quote from Hyperactive :

You know that anyone who has done any courses in maths/physics could throw a lot harder probs at you?

I think you need to enroll in some logic classes.

Quote from Vain :

Go away!
I've spent all day solving DEs because I write an exam on them next monday, so just go away with it, will ya? I'm trying to avoid maths here right now!


Vain

If you're taking a course specifically in D.Es, I can't see the equation I posted being a challenge.

Not a challenge, but a nuissance.
See, when I'm taking a break from solving DEs I don't want to talk about DEs. It kind of defeats the purpose of taking a break from DEs.

Vain