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#1 2008-05-27 02:51:47
- missbossyy
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linear ind
Compute with Wronskian, to see it is linearly independent on given inteval
Sinx, csc x; (0,pi)
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#2 2008-05-27 03:22:04
- JaneFairfax
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#3 2008-05-27 03:33:00
- missbossyy
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Re: linear ind
can u explain me by using Wronskian......?
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#4 2008-05-27 04:22:55
- JaneFairfax
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Re: linear ind
The fact that you are asking a question about the Wronskian implies that youve already met the Wronskian in your lectures. You should re-read your lecture notes on the definition of the Wronskian and make sure you know what it is. (You cant solve problems involving Wronskians if you dont even know what a Wronskian is.)
If you are given two functions, they are linearly independent over an interval if their Wronskian is not identically 0 in that interval.
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