Thread: differentiation and intergration of sinx/x and d/dt P(t)=P`(t)

(1) problem

differentiation [intergration of sint/t], limit from 0 to x^2

let say f(t)=t, F(t)=t^2/2, if f(t)=sint/t, F(t)=intergration of sint/t

d/dx [intergration of sint/t] limit from 0 to x^2
d/dx [F(t)] limit from 0 to x^2
{d/dx [F(t)} = differentiation of F(t)

then {d/dx [F(t)} = [f(t)] limit from 0 to x^2

f(x^2)-f(0)
(sin x^2/x)-(sin0/0)

(sin x^2/x)-1

in this correct?

(2) problem

d/dt P(t)=P`(t)

t=0, P`(0)=0

t->infinite, then P`(infinite)=f(h)/h

in this right?

Originally Posted by toumah12

(1) problem

differentiation [intergration of sint/t], limit from 0 to x^2

let say f(t)=t, F(t)=t^2/2, if f(t)=sint/t, F(t)=intergration of sint/t

d/dx [intergration of sint/t] limit from 0 to x^2
d/dx [F(t)] limit from 0 to x^2
{d/dx [F(t)} = differentiation of F(t)

then {d/dx [F(t)} = [f(t)] limit from 0 to x^2

f(x^2)-f(0)
(sin x^2/x)-(sin0/0)

(sin x^2/x)-1

in this correct?

Given that ,

So it follows that

(2) problem

d/dt P(t)=P`(t)

t=0, P`(0)=0

t->infinite, then P`(infinite)=f(h)/h

in this right?

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to do here...

thanks a lot.

(2) problem is a part of question.

d/dt P(t)=P`(t)

t=0, P`(0)=0

t->infinite, then P`(infinite)=f(h)/h

in this right?
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I'm not quite sure what you're trying to do here...

(2) problem is only sub part of the full question that is to find the P(t) or Q(t) when t=0 and t->infinite

d/dt P(t) = -aP(t)+bQ(t)--1
d/dt Q(t) = aP(t)-bQ(t)--2
P(t)+Q(t) = 1

a and b are real number.

let d/dt P(t) = P`(t), d/dt Q(t) = Q`(t)

from the eq 1 and 2

Q(t)=[a-Q`(t)]/[a+b]---3
P(t)=[b-P`(t)]/[a+b]---4

from the eq 3 and 4

when t=0, P`(t)=0 or Q`(t)=0
Q(t)=[a-0]/[a+b]
P(t)=[b-0]/[a+b]

P(t)+Q(t) = 1, (a/[a+b])+(b/[a+b])=1 {prove}

thus when t=0, Q(t)=a/(a+b) or P(t)=b/(a+b)

but, i was wondering if t->infinite, what would be the value of P`(t)?

Could this [f(h+a)-f(a)]/h to be used?

lim t->infinite [P(h+infinte)-P(infinite)]/h

P(h)/h in this correct?

recall eq 4
P(t)=[b-P(h)/h ]/[a+b] will this be answer?