The standard form of 3dy- xydx= 3y e* 4x/3 by Bernoulli's equation is: dx = 3e /3,3 ху A dy B y +y(-x)= 3e/3,3 y +y. 4x/3 - dx •x = 3e/33 y (D dy
The standard form of 3dy- xydx= 3y e* 4x/3 by Bernoulli's equation is: dx = 3e /3,3 ху A dy B y +y(-x)= 3e/3,3 y +y. 4x/3 - dx •x = 3e/33 y (D dy
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter11: Differential Equations
Section11.1: Solutions Of Elementary And Separable Differential Equations
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