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gal/min
Let
W(t)
:=
At
+
B
where
A
:=
the
total
flow
rate
of
water(Input-
Output)
and
B:=
the
initial
amount
of
water
such
that
it
increases
or
decreases
with
time
t
based
on
the
flow
of
water.
For
this
example
A
:=
(input-
output)
or
(3gal/min
+2
gal/min
9
gal/min)
=
-4
gal/min.
B:=
80
gallons
or
the
initial
amount
of
water.
Finally,
W(t)=
80-4t
and
setting
the
Lhs
of
the
equation
equal
to
0
it
takes
20min
for
the
tank
to
empty
out.
With
y(t)
defined
to
be
number
of
pounds
of
salt
in
the
tank
at
time,
dy/dt
can
be
defined
at
which
the
salt
flows
through
the
tank
(lb/min).
Similarly,
dy/dt
=
(3gal/min)(t^3
lb/gal)+(2gal/min)(e^t
lb/gal)-(9gal/min)(y(t)lb/(80-4t))
where
all
units
cancel
to
lb/min
so
that
they
are
additive.
Notice
that
the
output
flow
rate
for
salt
(dy/dt)
is
simply
y(t)/W(t)
multiplied
by
the
flow
rate
of
water.
From
here
we
can
easily
set
up
the
FOLDE
algorithm:
(dy/dt)
+
(9/80-4t)y
=
3(t^3)
+
2(e^t)
where
F(t)
=
9/(80-4t)
and
H(t)
=
3(t^3)
+
2(e^t).
PHEWWwww.
Now
that
is
too
much
formality
for
my
undergraduateness!!!!