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If dy/dx = xy - y^2 and y(1) = 3, then y(2) is ?
Implicit Differential Equation: dy/dx = xy - y^2
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Hi European Sens! 
Write it dy/dx = y(x - y).
Does that help?
Write it dy/dx = y(x - y).
Does that help?
OrbitalPower
Can't you just start plugging stuff in?
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… not if it might overload the circuit! …
ice109
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tiny-tim said:Hi European Sens!
Write it dy/dx = y(x - y).
Does that help?
are you trying to show him how to sole this DE?