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Homework Statement
Find the appropriate equation.
Homework Equations
So there we have the ordrinary differential equation
[itex]\frac{d M}{dt}=k_1M-k_2(1-M)=A\exp \left (-\frac{E}{T} \right )M-B\exp \left ( -\frac{F}{T} \right )(1-M)[/itex]
The goal is to solve the differential equation. It turns out the solution should be something like this:
[itex]M=\frac{k_2}{K_1+k_2}+\frac{k_1}{K_1+k_2}\exp -(k_1+k_2)t[/itex]
although I think there may be a typo around the last exp (im not sure if t is inside the exponent or not)
The Attempt at a Solution
After integrating over t I get
[itex]M=Mt(k_1+k_2)-k_2 t[/itex]
But I'm not even sure this is the correct integral of the equation as I don't know how the supposed solution follows from this.