Math notes/Differential Equations/First-Order MethodsCooling, Mixing and RC Circuits — Cheat sheetCHEAT SHEET · FREELessonCheat sheet →Unit cheat sheet →Save as PDF ↓Choose “Save as PDF” in the print dialog.On this pageCore ruleWatch forCore rule x(t)=x∗+(x0−x∗)e−t/τ,x(t)=x_*+(x_0-x_*)e^{-t/\tau},x(t)=x∗+(x0−x∗)e−t/τ, τ>0.\tau>0.τ>0. Watch forNewton cooling uses the same shape with temperature difference from a fixed ambient value. If volume, ambient temperature or input varies, revise the coefficients or forcing instead of reusing a constant-parameter formula.← PREVIOUS LESSONEquilibria, Stability and Logistic GrowthNEXT UNIT INTRODUCTION →Second-Order Linear Equations