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Fritz
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I really don't understand the concept of differential equations! I'm confused about how you would go about solving them.
if (x^2).dy/dx = y^2,
integral(y^2)dy = integral(x^2)
1/3y^3 = 1/3x^3 + A
^ What have I done wrong here?
I don't get the whole thing where you separate the variables etc.
Am I right in saying that integral(dy/dx)dx = y?
Moderators, sorry I posted this twice. It was an accident.
Please can someone help me understand all of this? I understand basic differentiation and integration.
if (x^2).dy/dx = y^2,
integral(y^2)dy = integral(x^2)
1/3y^3 = 1/3x^3 + A
^ What have I done wrong here?
I don't get the whole thing where you separate the variables etc.
Am I right in saying that integral(dy/dx)dx = y?
Moderators, sorry I posted this twice. It was an accident.
Please can someone help me understand all of this? I understand basic differentiation and integration.