
Yefim S. answered 12/17/20
Math Tutor with Experience
We separate variables: dW/dt = kW; dW/W = kdt; ∫dW/W = k∫dt, lnW = kt + lnC; W = Cekt; t = 0 W = 85 g
C = 85g and W(t) = 85ekt.
Kyle R.
asked 12/17/20A kitten weighs 85 grams at birth. During the first four weeks after the kitten's birth, it's weight in grams is given by the function W that satisfies the differential equation dW/dt=kW, where t is measured in days and k is some positive constant. Which of the following could be an expression for W(t)?
Yefim S. answered 12/17/20
Math Tutor with Experience
We separate variables: dW/dt = kW; dW/W = kdt; ∫dW/W = k∫dt, lnW = kt + lnC; W = Cekt; t = 0 W = 85 g
C = 85g and W(t) = 85ekt.
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