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removed called Frobenius Method) of differential equations. We present a few examples on this method by solving special second order ordinary differential equations. Key words ; Power series, differential equations, Frobenius Method, Lengendre polynomials 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The attempt to solve physical problems led gradually to Mathematical models involving an equation in which a function and its derivatives play important role. However, the theoretical development

“Slightly and squeaky!” The door to the classroom flew open as I burst into the room and sat in my usual seat. This was the day I was going to learn how to do polynomial long division. “Good morning.” The professor said, as she walked into the classroom. Almost every one of the students had at least a pencil and notebook, copying notes that the teacher had put on the board. After writing the notes down, I said to myself, let me try to do one of the problems that the teacher had put on board. Surprisingly

quadratic formula for solving a quadratic equation. In the eighth century, the great Persian mathematician, Al-Kharizmi, offered a solution to the quadratic equation by completing the square. But solving the cubic equation or finding the zeroes of the polynomials of degree three evaded the great mathematicians. Omar Khayyan, the Islamic poet, astronomer, and mathematician attempted to find a general algebraic solution to the cubic equation but was able to only offer a geometric solution for a specific cubic

Newton’s Method Introduction Sir Isaac Newton is famous for many discoveries in both math and science. From gravity to calculus, Newton made many fundamental breakthroughs that have shaped thought for centuries and are still in use today. For this reason, Newton has always been one of the most interesting characters in history for me and thus is why I found such great interest in his theories and being able to explore them further. However, though he had countless monumental breakthroughs, he also

The essay “The complex roots of the polynomials formulas and their applications” demonstrates ways of deriving complex roots of three different groups of polynomials: second degree, third degree, and fourth degree, by radicals. The main part of the essay is composed of the process of finding the general formulae of the roots of the 2nd , 3rd and 4th order polynomials by using algebraic methods to find the solution in radicals. In case of 2nd degree polynomial geometrical methods to derive the complex

ASSESSMENT DOK 1 1. What is a linear expression? A. a mathematical statement that performs functions of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division B. a mathematical statement C. a mathematical statement that has an equal sign and linear expressions D. addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division Answer: The correct answer is A because it explains the correct definition of a linear equation. B. Is not the right answer because it doesn't not give a complete definition of an

It is visible in Fig.~\ref{ededhe3c} that the missing mass distributions for two energies have a peak at the $\omega$ meson mass 0.7827~GeV/c$^2$, on top of a continuous background. The peak positions for two energies are at the correct $\omega$ mass, indicating that the energy reconstruction is done properly. The background of the missing mass distributions ends at different values because of the different phase space of the two energies. The two phase space distributions are useful for systematic

‘’Slightly and squeaky!” The door to the classroom flew open as I burst into the room and sat in my usual seat. This was the day I was going to learn how to do polynomial long division. “Good morning.” The professor said, as she walked into the classroom. Almost every one of the students had at least a pencil and notebook copying notes that the teacher had put on the board. After writing the notes down, I said to myself let me try to do one of the problems that the teacher had put on board. Surprisingly

Introduction Quadratics have had a prefund impact on mathematics, and it had dermasticly helped with graphing, find the vertex, interests and many other things. In this maths folio some of the ways that quadratics can be used in real world situations has been demonstrated along with the intervention of other math types. Method The method taken in this folio for part one and two was… Equipment Helibox Templates (5.0, 8.0, 10.5, 15.5, and 21.5cm lengths) Tape measure Computer Scissors Ruler

Niels Abel and some of his work Many innovational mathematicians come and go, but only a few remembered for their great accomplishments. Niels Henrik Abel is one of the greatest mathematicians that have influenced modern mathematics, solving and creating theorems, like the Abelian-Ruffini theorem and Abel's theorem, and formulas/equations, like the abel equation, Abel’s inequality. He started discovering and creating these at a young age. Niels Abel was born in Norway, in a neighborhood parish