First-order nonlinear ordinary differential equation

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hii,
how to solve this differential equation:

A*(dT(x)/dx)(1873.382+2.2111T(x))=90457.5-2.149*10^-10* (T(x))^4
where A is a constant

Thank you
 
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It's separable. You could try to integrate it that way:

A \frac{1873.382+2.2111T}{90457.5-2.149\times 10^{-10} \, T^{4}} \, dT = dx
 
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