Tom K. answered 05/17/20
Knowledgeable and Friendly Math and Statistics Tutor
Rewrite as y dy = x^9/3+x^10 dx
As (3+x^10)' = 10x^9, we solve
y^2/2 = 1/10 ln(3+x^10) + C
y^2 = 1/5 ln(3+x^10) + 2C
Since C is any constant, y^2 = 1/5 ln(3+x^10) + C
Mark T.
asked 05/17/20Using separation of variables, solve the differential equation,
(3+𝑥^10)(𝑑𝑦/𝑑𝑥) = 𝑥^9/𝑦
Use C to represent the arbitrary constant.
y^2=_____________
Tom K. answered 05/17/20
Knowledgeable and Friendly Math and Statistics Tutor
Rewrite as y dy = x^9/3+x^10 dx
As (3+x^10)' = 10x^9, we solve
y^2/2 = 1/10 ln(3+x^10) + C
y^2 = 1/5 ln(3+x^10) + 2C
Since C is any constant, y^2 = 1/5 ln(3+x^10) + C
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