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/6/008 Coious sysm: diffrial quaios Drmiisic modls drivaivs isad of (+)-( r( compar ( + ) R( + r ( (0) ( R ( 0 ) ( Dcid wha hav a ffc o h sysm Drmi whhr h paramrs ar posiiv or gaiv, i.. giv growh or rducio Drmi whhr h paramr is liar or oliar i rlaio o your iy (of populaio dsiy or amou of a compoud) Drmi h quaio bx birh rx growh Populaio x Populaio x i -dx immigraio dahs Wha ac o h sysm, iy: sig, cosa or liar/oliar rlaio: rx is posiiv, liar d r Wha ac o h sysm, iy: sig, cosa or liar/oliar rlaio: bx, posiiv, liar dx, gaiv, liar i, posiiv, cosa d ( b d) + i Drmi h quaio bx birh rx illväx Populaio x Populaio x i -dx immigraio dahs diffrial quaios, par Liar diffrial quaios Sparabl quaios Sysm of liar diffrial quaior chap.- Usig umrical mhods chap.4 Wha is diffrial quaios? Drivaivs i a quaio, i boh y ad y i h vry sam quaio Exampl: Boh cocraio ad chag of cocraio To solv his o how o mak som kid of igraio, ha is mak y o y. No: mos of h diffrial quaios is o possibl o solv aalyically, o is rfrrd o umrical soluios Sparabl quaios Spara variabls o rspciv righ ad lf hadsid RHS rsp LHS Thrafr igra ach sid: d d d

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