How do you solve an initial value problem:
dy/dx= xe^(y-x^2) and y(0) = 0
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How do you solve an initial value problem:
dy/dx= xe^(y-x^2) and y(0) = 0
With this one, the best way is to separate variables:
Rewrite using the log laws:
Separate variables:
Integrate:
Now, can you finish by using the initial condition and solving for C? Just set y=0 and x=0 and solve for C.
You can also solve for y.
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Glad I could help.
Cheers,
Cody
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