## Linear algebra – Graphical representation of differential vector equations

My book of linear algebra deals with differential vector equations, and they give the example of function $$x (t) = (-3/70) begin {bmatrix} -5 \ 2 end {bmatrix} e ^ {6t} + (188/70) begin {bmatrix} 1 \ 1 end { bmatrix} e ^ {- t}$$. They then graph the function as follows:
The thing is that when I plug in numbers for $$t$$and graph by hand, I only have one line – not all of these lines as they show on this graph and similar graphs. So I am confused about what they are doing here. Can anyone explain to me how to correctly represent these equations? Thank you.

## photoshop – How to create a flat vector photo / photo from an original photo?

This type of color reduction has become popular with the "Obama Hope" poster, and the search for plugins under that name has produced results. Another method is to "posterize" the image to reduce the number of colors (and hope for the best) or to sample a few dominant colors in a palette, then convert the image to use the palette.

OTOH, you can't take a random photo and expect good results. This will only work with specific images, with good contrast and few colors, and probably a lot of "manual help".

## c ++ – How to round the elements of a vector?

– replace each element with its whole
for (2.72,4.34,9.82, 1.0.4.05,2.45)
cost 2 4 9 1 4 2.

i tried that

``````#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int n;
double v(100),i;
cin>>n;
for(i=1;i<=n;i++)
cin>>v(i);
for(i=1;i<=n;i++)
{
round(v(i));
}
for(i=1;i<=n;i++)
cout<``````
``` but I get this error: |10|error: invalid types 'double (100)(double)' for array subscript| |13|error: invalid types 'double (100)(double)' for array subscript| |16|error: invalid types 'double (100)(double)' for array subscript| ```
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But if $$f: V to W$$ is a linear map, many identities for the overall functions can be refined. For example, if $$A subset V$$, then $$f ^ {- 1} (f (A)) = A + ker f$$. There are also identities that involve sums, for example $$f (A + B) = f (A) + f (B)$$. 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Is it still possible to build such a vector? I think it should be possible if $$m$$ is odd. For example, $${1,4,2,5,3 }$$ or $${1,4,2,0,0,5,3 }$$ are such vectors. It is easy to build if the first entries (in $$lfloor frac {n} {2} rfloor$$ ) of the vector are consecutive. But, in other cases, the way to proceed with the construction is unclear. Clues? 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I cannot work with these fonts in Tecplot. They do not appear in any Tecplot font menu. I want to use them in all the fonts on my plot (label and axis numbers, title, annotation, etc.). I want to use this font (and no other) because it is the default Latex font. I don't want to use the Tecplot Latex app because I want to use this font even in the axis numbers. How to deal with this situation? 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Can anyone help me prove it? 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