Solve This Differntial Equation.

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1. dy/dx = 5-3y^2

y(0)=2



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3. I just don't know where to start.Should I Differentiate again Or Use Bernoulli Eqn.PLZ HELP ME ASAP
 
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fan_103 said:
1. dy/dx = 5-3y^2

y(0)=2

I just don't know where to start.Should I Differentiate again Or Use Bernoulli Eqn.PLZ HELP ME ASAP
When you're trying to solve a differential equation, you already have something involving the derivative of a function, so differentiating again wouldn't be a wise strategy.