Tom K. answered 05/07/21
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We solve these equations by having y terms on the dy side and x terms on the x side
dy/y^2 = a dx
Integrating,
-1/y = ax + c
y = -1/(ax + c)
Sylvain G.
asked 05/07/21With a a constant and y the derivative of Y.
I find
y(x) = y(0)•exp(aY+c)
With c a constant. Thank you for helping.
Tom K. answered 05/07/21
Knowledgeable and Friendly Math and Statistics Tutor
We solve these equations by having y terms on the dy side and x terms on the x side
dy/y^2 = a dx
Integrating,
-1/y = ax + c
y = -1/(ax + c)
Mike D. answered 05/07/21
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dy/y2 = a dx
y-2 dy = a dx
Integrating
y-1/ -1 = ax + C
-1/y = ax + C
1/y = -ax - C
y = 1 / (-ax-C) where C is a constant
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