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Need some help with 9ii. Guessing I am going have to differentiate and do something with that. Not entirely sure on what to do.
Any help is appreciated :smile:
Original post by Super199
Need some help with 9ii. Guessing I am going have to differentiate and do something with that. Not entirely sure on what to do.
Any help is appreciated :smile:


You want dv/dt and you know dp/dt

If you differentiate you will have dv/dp

Apply the chain rule
Original post by Super199
Need some help with 9ii. Guessing I am going have to differentiate and do something with that. Not entirely sure on what to do.
Any help is appreciated :smile:


Differentiate V with respect to p first.
(edited 9 years ago)
Reply 3
Original post by TenOfThem
You want dv/dt and you know dp/dt

If you differentiate you will have dv/dp

Apply the chain rule

Is dv/dp = e^p+2e^(1/2p)+1?
Original post by Super199
Is dv/dp = e^p+2e^(1/2p)+1?


Where has the pi gone

Apart from that ... Yes
Reply 5
Original post by TenOfThem
Where has the pi gone

Apart from that ... Yes

mm right. Well I expanded the brackets with pi and thought the pi's cancel when differentiating?
Original post by Super199
mm right. Well I expanded the brackets with pi and thought the pi's cancel when differentiating?


Why would they

If you differentiate 3p the 3 doesn't disappear so why would pi(p) make the pi disappear
Reply 7
Original post by TenOfThem
Why would they

If you differentiate 3p the 3 doesn't disappear so why would pi(p) make the pi disappear

derp yh obviously. Thanks :smile:
Original post by Arvind54
see the attached file


Once again .... Please remove these posts as full solutions are against the guidelines

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