confounded New Member Jun 16, 2009 #1 Hi, I'm watching these MIT videos and at one point the image is too fuzzy to read so i couldnt see an answer they got. Please could you find the solution for me. I need to differentiate V and multiply by C: V(t) = V1 + K1e-αtcosωt + K2e-αtsinωt I(t) = C dv/dt I(t) = .... [the -αt, is e to the power of -αt im not sure how you make it subscript]
Hi, I'm watching these MIT videos and at one point the image is too fuzzy to read so i couldnt see an answer they got. Please could you find the solution for me. I need to differentiate V and multiply by C: V(t) = V1 + K1e-αtcosωt + K2e-αtsinωt I(t) = C dv/dt I(t) = .... [the -αt, is e to the power of -αt im not sure how you make it subscript]
M MrAl Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jun 16, 2009 #2 Hi, Try this: dv/dt=e^(-a*t)*(K2*w*cos(w*t)-K2*a*sin(w*t)-K1*w*sin(w*t)-K1*a*cos(w*t)) There 'may' be a simplification in there if you feel like looking for it. Last edited: Jun 16, 2009
Hi, Try this: dv/dt=e^(-a*t)*(K2*w*cos(w*t)-K2*a*sin(w*t)-K1*w*sin(w*t)-K1*a*cos(w*t)) There 'may' be a simplification in there if you feel like looking for it.