Prove that by starting with = N(r, y), you can obtain the following equations: f(1, y) = | N(r,y) dy + h(x) k'(r) = M(r,y) – - N(1,y) dy as solutions to exact differential equations. %3D
Prove that by starting with = N(r, y), you can obtain the following equations: f(1, y) = | N(r,y) dy + h(x) k'(r) = M(r,y) – - N(1,y) dy as solutions to exact differential equations. %3D
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter11: Differential Equations
Section11.CR: Chapter 11 Review
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The alternative formula for the solution of an exact DE starting with N(x,y) instead of M(x,y).
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