1.1 Well, if \(\displaystyle y = e^{2x}\) then what is y'? Now check to see if y' = 3y.Sam Fuller said:) Which one of the following statements is true?
1.1) If y^'=3y. Then y=e^2x .
1.2) If Then y=ce^kx for some constants c≠1 and k≠1.
1.3) If y^'=2y. Then y=2e^2x is .
1.4) If Then y=ce^x for some constant c .
When a statement is considered to be true, it means that it accurately reflects reality and can be verified through evidence or logical reasoning.
To determine if a statement is true, you can gather evidence, conduct experiments, or use logical reasoning to verify its accuracy.
Yes, a statement can be partially true if it contains some accurate information but also includes some false information.
No, a statement that is widely accepted by the public may not always be true. It is important to critically evaluate information and not just rely on popular opinion.
Yes, a statement can be true at one point in time but not true at another. This is because new evidence or information may emerge that changes our understanding of a particular topic.