Seperate the variables and solve the equation (dy/dx)=-e^(x-y). Use the initial condition x=0; y=0 to find the arbitrary constant C.

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Seperate the variables and solve the equation (dy/dx)=-e^(x-y).

Use the initial condition x=0; y=0 to find the arbitrary constant C. 

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