The equation k(dQI dt) + Q(t) = I (t) has been used to describe the gradual depletionof flow in a river during a rainless period. In this case, 1(t) = 0 and Q(1) = Qo fort = 0. Solve the differential equation for Q(t) for t>0 and plot the result over a20-day period if k = 10 days and Qo = 100 cfs.%3D%3|

Give data K(dQ/dt)+Q(t)=I(t) I(t)=0 Q(t)=QO for t=0 we have to solve the differential equation for…

The equation k(dQI dt) + Q(t) = I (1) has been used to describe the gradual depletion of flow in a river during a rainless period. In this case, I(t) = 0 and Q(t) = Qo for t = 0. Solve the differential equation for Q(t) for t>0 and plot the result over a 20-day period if k = 10 days and Qo : %3D %3D %3D 100 cfs. %3D

The equation k(dQI dt) + Q(t) = I (1) has been used to describe the gradual depletion of flow in a river during a rainless period. In this case, I(t) = 0 and Q(t) = Qo for t = 0. Solve the differential equation for Q(t) for t>0 and plot the result over a 20-day period if k = 10 days and Qo : %3D %3D %3D 100 cfs. %3D

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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