Richard P. answered 03/09/22
PhD in Physics with 10+ years tutoring experience in STEM subjects
The integral of ln(x)/x is (1/2) [ln(x)]2
This leads quickly to sqrt(y) = [ ln(x) ]2
It appears that the domain is x > 0
Izzy E.
asked 03/09/22Use separation of variables to solve the initial value problem. Indicate the domain over which the solution is valid.
dy/dx = (4√y ln x) / x and y = 1 where x = e .
Thank you!
Richard P. answered 03/09/22
PhD in Physics with 10+ years tutoring experience in STEM subjects
The integral of ln(x)/x is (1/2) [ln(x)]2
This leads quickly to sqrt(y) = [ ln(x) ]2
It appears that the domain is x > 0
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