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Pawnag3
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Hey, I'm not sure how to even approach this problem. It's not a simple ODE.
Basically, I want to find the solution for Θ in terms of ε. The equation is
[itex]\frac{1}{ε}*\frac{d}{dε}*(ε*\frac{dΘ}{dε})-β^{2}Θ=0[/itex]
I tried to move the B^2 to the other side and I wasn't able to solve it that way. I can't solve it like a normal second order ODE because it has ε in front.
Thanks for your help in advance!
Basically, I want to find the solution for Θ in terms of ε. The equation is
[itex]\frac{1}{ε}*\frac{d}{dε}*(ε*\frac{dΘ}{dε})-β^{2}Θ=0[/itex]
I tried to move the B^2 to the other side and I wasn't able to solve it that way. I can't solve it like a normal second order ODE because it has ε in front.
Thanks for your help in advance!