Direction: • On a graph paper below, color two small squares side by side of length 1. • Directly above these two squares, color another square of length 2. The bottom of this square touches the tops of the two length-1 squares. • To the left of these three squares, color another square of length 3. It will be touching the left side of the 2-length square and one of the 1-length squares. • On the bottom of these four squares, color a square of length 5. • On the right side of this growing array, color a square of length 13. • Construct a spiral by drawing connected quarter arcs inside each successive square.

Direction: • On a graph paper below, color two small squares side by side of length 1. • Directly above these two squares, color another square of length 2. The bottom of this square touches the tops of the two length-1 squares. • To the left of these three squares, color another square of length 3. It will be touching the left side of the 2-length square and one of the 1-length squares. • On the bottom of these four squares, color a square of length 5. • On the right side of this growing array, color a square of length 13. • Construct a spiral by drawing connected quarter arcs inside each successive square.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ

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