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Please help! I was trying to integrate this then i got stuck dr/dt= 2r(1-r). So far i have: log(r)-log(1-r)+c=2t. I know I'm supposed to use e^log but i'm confused as to how to do it
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hence \[\ln\left(\frac{r}{1-r}\right) = 2t - c\]
Now take the exp of both sides and remember that exp(ln(a)) = a
I.e., \[ {r \over 1 - r} = Ae^{2t} \]
where A = e^-c Now solve for r
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