Pointers:1. Use 6 decimals for the value of K when solving applications.2. Format of answer: Provide 2 decimals and place a space before the unit. Example: 123.45_m3. No unit for population4. When writing equations with e, provide no space and write exp. Example: u=70-52exp(-0.29t)OBJECTIVES:1. Determine the velocity of escape of a particle on Ganymede considering g-6.1x10^-3 miles/s^2. The acceleration of gravity atsurface is 0.12g and the size of Ganymede is roughly 3560miles.From what pattern was Bernoulli's differential equation derived from?In Bernoulli's DE, the value of n should not be equal to 0 or 1. What is the end De, if n =0?2.3.4. In the following DE, (3x+6y+2)dx-(2x+4y)dy, what should be the first substitution?5.In the following DE, (3x+6y+2)dx+(2x+4y)dy, what method can be used?6. What is the integrating factor for the homogenous DE, (dz/dx)+zcot x = -xPROBLEM SOLVING 1:A substance from outdoors with temperature of 18 degrees Celsius was brought inside at 24 degrees C around 1pm. At 1:03pm, itstemperature rose to 20 degrees C. By 1:07 pm, the substance was placed in an oven with 70 degrees Celsius.1.What is k?2.What is the constant, c (in degrees Fahrenheit) when it was taken to the oven? [no need to add unit]3. What is the substance's temperature (in degrees F) when placed in the over? [no unit required]4. What is the reading (in degrees F) at 1:10pm? [no unit required]PROBLEM SOLVING 2:A man dreaming to enjoy 5 million upon his retirement at 60 years old placed a lumpsum at the age of 25 to a certificate of depositpromising 8.75%.1.Using N for the monetary amount and r for the rate of interest, what is the continuous compounding interest generalsolution?2. What is the lumpsum (in Php) he needed to deposit?[no required unit]3.However, the available bank rate is 8%, how much more (in Php) should he add? [no required unit]4.If he will not add to his original nominal amount, how much longer (in years) will he have to wait to have 5M at theprevailing rate?[no required unit]

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1. Determine the velocity of escape of a particle on Ganymede considering g=6.1x10^-3 miles/s^2. The acceleration of gravity at surface is 0.12g and the size of Ganymede is roughly 3560miles.

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