**Match the Vector Field to the Corresponding Plot**1. $\langle 3, x \rangle$ [Input box]2. $\langle 3x + 3, y \rangle$ [Input box]3. $\langle y, \cos x \rangle$ [Input box]4. $\langle x + y, x - y \rangle$ [Input box](Enter A, B, C, or D)**Plots:**- **Plot A:** - Displays vectors on a two-dimensional plane with the x-axis and y-axis labeled. - Vectors appear as red arrows, pointing mostly horizontally and spaced evenly. - Magnitudes of vectors seem uniform across the plot.- **Plot B:** - Shows vectors on a two-dimensional plane with x-axis and y-axis labeled. - Vectors exhibit a spiral pattern, with direction changing gradually. - The density of the arrows appears higher near the origin, indicating a possible rotational component.Note: Plots C and D are not visible; only Plots A and B are described here. The image presents two vector field diagrams, labeled C and D.**Diagram C:** - The vector field consists of arrows pointing primarily in the horizontal direction, oriented from left to right.- The density and length of the arrows vary, indicating the magnitude and direction of the field.- The arrows are denser and longer as they move away from the y-axis, suggesting an increase in magnitude with distance from the center.- The plot covers the Cartesian plane from -6 to 6 on the y-axis and -4 to 4 on the x-axis.**Diagram D:**- This vector field shows horizontal arrows with a predominantly rightward direction across the entire plane.- The arrows are relatively uniform in length and density throughout the field.- Unlike Diagram C, the arrows are consistent in magnitude, showing a steadier field strength.- It also spans the Cartesian plane from -6 to 6 on the y-axis and -4 to 4 on the x-axis.Both diagrams are 2-dimensional representations in the Cartesian coordinate system, assisting in visualizing different types of vector fields commonly studied in physics and mathematics.

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1. (3, x) 2. (3x + 3, y) 3. (y, cos x) 4. (x + y, x – Y)

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Differential Equations

Have you ever observed the movement of the satellites and rockets or how the planets go around the sun in their orbits? How will you determine their motion? Definitely they follow some scientific laws and these kinds of problems are framed as differential equations.

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**Match the Vector Field to the Corresponding Plot**

1. $\langle 3, x \rangle$
[Input box]

2. $\langle 3x + 3, y \rangle$
[Input box]

3. $\langle y, \cos x \rangle$
[Input box]

4. $\langle x + y, x - y \rangle$
[Input box]

(Enter A, B, C, or D)

**Plots:**

- **Plot A:**
- Displays vectors on a two-dimensional plane with the x-axis and y-axis labeled.
- Vectors appear as red arrows, pointing mostly horizontally and spaced evenly.
- Magnitudes of vectors seem uniform across the plot.

- **Plot B:**
- Shows vectors on a two-dimensional plane with x-axis and y-axis labeled.
- Vectors exhibit a spiral pattern, with direction changing gradually.
- The density of the arrows appears higher near the origin, indicating a possible rotational component.

Note: Plots C and D are not visible; only Plots A and B are described here.

The image presents two vector field diagrams, labeled C and D.

**Diagram C:**
- The vector field consists of arrows pointing primarily in the horizontal direction, oriented from left to right.
- The density and length of the arrows vary, indicating the magnitude and direction of the field.
- The arrows are denser and longer as they move away from the y-axis, suggesting an increase in magnitude with distance from the center.
- The plot covers the Cartesian plane from -6 to 6 on the y-axis and -4 to 4 on the x-axis.

**Diagram D:**
- This vector field shows horizontal arrows with a predominantly rightward direction across the entire plane.
- The arrows are relatively uniform in length and density throughout the field.
- Unlike Diagram C, the arrows are consistent in magnitude, showing a steadier field strength.
- It also spans the Cartesian plane from -6 to 6 on the y-axis and -4 to 4 on the x-axis.

Both diagrams are 2-dimensional representations in the Cartesian coordinate system, assisting in visualizing different types of vector fields commonly studied in physics and mathematics.

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