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Modelling with Integration,e variable as well as the time .. In this chapter we deal with the slightly easier case where we have an explicit model in terms of . for the rate of change of our variable, . = .(.). To find an expression for the variable in terms of . we can then integrate to give

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Collecting and Interpreting Data,will then be formed for the project and the model outcome will be judged by reference to cost data, length of construction time, resulting environmental hazards and so on. Thus while the modelling flow diagram in the Introduction shows the overall process, the procedure with data flow incorporated could be as shown in Fig. 1.1.

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Checking Models,is sensible, appropriate and adequate, without being unnecessarily complicated. There will also be more checking to do at a later stage in the modelling process, in the validating and likely revising of the model.

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Modelling with Differential Equations,elated to the value of . itself at any time .. The rate of change of the size of a population, for example, clearly depends on the existing size of the population. This gives us the problem of working back from . to find .. (Note that in all the examples in this chapter we use ′ to stand for d/d..)

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odelling. After an introduction to the general principles and advantages of mathematical modelling, chapters 1 to 4 concentrate on the development of basic modelling skills. Each of chapters 5 to 11 isolates a particular modelling concept and provides exercises aimed at developing skills in the use

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Modelling Rates of Change, appropriate, with a time step equal to the time between breeding seasons. The variable whose rate of change we are modelling can also be continuous or discrete. For a . variable whose value after . time steps is ., the change or increment during the .th step is . = . ? ..

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