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This case is xp0(x) = p(x), becomes a 1x 2a 2x2 3a 3x3 4a 4x4 = (a 0 a 1x a 2x2 a 3x3 a 4x4) Comparing coe cients in the equation above, we see that the eigenvalueeigenvector equation is equivalent to the system of equations 0 = a 0 a 1 = a 1 2a 2 = a 2 3a 3 = a 3 4a 4 = a 4DOE A to Z The State of NJ site may contain optional links, information, services and/or content from other websites operated by third parties that are provided as(2u 2u2)v (u 1)v2 v=u v=0 du = 2 p 6 Z 1 0 (u2 u3)du = 1 p 6 3 Evaluate the surface integral ZZ S xyzdS, where Sis the part of the sphere x2 y 2 z 2= 1 that lies above the cone z= p x y Using the spherical coordinates, let us write the parametric equation as x= sin˚cos ;
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X,y pxxpyy st U(x,y) ≥u (EMP) This problem looks very much like the UMP above except that the objective function and constraint have been switched around We wish to minimize the income I= pxxpyyneeded achieve a fixed level of income u, for given prices (px,py) Our third parameter in parameter in this problem (after pxand py) is no longerWe use c p and c v to relate u and h to the temperature for an ideal gas Expressions for u and hRemember that if we specify any two properties of the system, then the state of the system is fully specified In other words we can write u = u(T,v), u=u(p,v) or u=u(p,T) the same holds true for hClick on a word in the word list when you've found it This will gray it out and help you remember that you've found it
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