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Asked by mrunal

how do i solve differential equation dy/dx=3/(2-x) and use graphing utility to graph 3 solutions,one which passes through the point(1,0)
14 years ago

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Answered by drwls
Integrate

dy = 3 dx/(2-x)

y - yo = -3 ln (2-x)+- 3 ln(2-xo)

y = -3 ln[(2-x)/1] = -3 ln (2-x)
14 years ago

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