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phantomvommand
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- Homework Statement
- please see attached pictures.
- Relevant Equations
- Integration, Substitution
This is a physics problem from Griffith's Electrodynamics. I'm mainly asking about the math here. I found the DE in the box at part (d).
To solve it, I did:
##\sqrt V {d^2 V} = \beta dx^2##
Integrating twice:
##\frac {4} {15} V^{2.5} = \beta x^2/2##
Why is my method wrong?
Thanks for the help.