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can someone please explain how to know if a differential equation is linear or non linear.
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linear if can be written in this form y'+p(x)y=q(x)
what if theres something in front of y' ?
if it can be written in the form i have it in then its fine
ok thanks!! what about non linear
if it can't be written in that form then its nonlinear
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okay thanks for your help
but wait i think i'm just thinking about first order differential equations
so this only applies to first order?
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yes i know about it didnt think of looking at it now though.. ill have a look thanks!!
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