This is not really part of my homework but I still want to drive this equation.
Continuity equation:
p=density
D/Dt=material derivative
Grad: Gradient
V=Velocity vector
v=volume
so;
(1/p)(Dp/Dt)= -Grad.V
and
p=m/v
then,
(1/(m/v))(D(m/v)/Dt)= -Grad.V
Following is what I can't seem to get...
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cosx=adjacent/hypotenuse
tanx=opposite/adjacent
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Question as follows
f(x,y)=xy , find the level curves for c= +-1,+-2,+-3,+-4,+-5
My first attempt was to set f(x,y)=c
c=xy and y=1/x C and this is an hyperbolic function. Is that right?
I am also confused what values x can get. I know it is restricted and x>0.
Can x get the same value as C ?
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Call kohler.
Order a new piece
When it arrives,
First turn the water supply off.
Open a faucet so you can take the water pressure out inside the pipe.
Go back to the faucet.
Take out the nut at the top of the handle.
Take the inner part out. Be easy...
Then take the new one and replace...
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