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Really stuck on this question... can somebody please show me the steps? find the general solution of this differential equation... dy/dx= 3x^4 Thanks
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Do you know integration or antiderivatives?
move the dx to other side, then integrate both sides
i know that the general formula is ; \[y=\int\limits_{?}^{?}f(x)dx=gx+c\] but not sure how to apply it ?
In our case, you should have: \[y=\int 3x^4dx=\dots\]
how did you get from this...\[\int\limits_{?}^{?}dy=\int\limits_{?}^{?}dx/3x ^{4}\] to your solution?
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ohh right you just plugged it into the formula?
the final answer says its ... y=\[y=3/5x^5+c\] :s
@ dumbcow think i got it! :D
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