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roymkim
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Hi guys,
I was working on this problem regarding separable equations and could not solve it..
dy/dx = ay+b/cy+d
My work:
I reorganized the equation to become dy(cy+d/ay+b) = dx
integrating both sides, you get the integral of (cy+d/ay+b) and dx which is a constant k.
I'm pretty sure that the cy+d/ay+b integration requires long division...but I forgot how to do long division.
I would really appreciate help with this problem~
I was working on this problem regarding separable equations and could not solve it..
dy/dx = ay+b/cy+d
My work:
I reorganized the equation to become dy(cy+d/ay+b) = dx
integrating both sides, you get the integral of (cy+d/ay+b) and dx which is a constant k.
I'm pretty sure that the cy+d/ay+b integration requires long division...but I forgot how to do long division.
I would really appreciate help with this problem~