Understanding the Differential Equation y'=-Ae^{-t} and Its Solution - A Guide

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The discussion focuses on the differential equation y' = -Ae^{-t}, clarifying its interpretation and solution. It emphasizes that the equation represents a relationship between the derivative of y and an exponential decay function. The conclusion drawn is that solving this differential equation leads to the result y = Ae^{-t} + C, where C is the constant of integration.

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what does this mean: y'=-Ae^{-t}=-y

is this saying that if i solve the the differential equationy'=-Ae^{-t}its equal to -y
 
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First of all,what u've written is not an equation,but a row/sequence of equalities.That's what it means.

Daniel.
 
thank U. i see now
 

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