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How do I solve dy/dx = (y-1)^2? y(0)=1
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dy/(y-1)^2 = dx -1/(y-1) = x+c
yd/dx (y-1 ^ 2 ) = (y-1)^(2-1) y(0) = 0-1 = -1 !
this must be wrong///
it must be dx/dy instead of dy/dx
my teacher mentioned this type of problem
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-1/(x+c) = y-1 y=(x+c-1)/(x+c) now put the values 0,1 c-1/c = 0 c=1
there you go
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