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Is this correct seperation of variables for: dy/dx= (3x^2)(e^(-2y)) ----> e^(-2y)dy= 3x^2dx ?
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dy/dx= (3x^2)(e^(-2y)) multiply both sides by e^(2y) so you get e^(2y)dy=3x^2dx
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if you need wolf to separate these variables for you you might as well quit math now wolf is only to confirm answers, or in overly meticulous calculations it is not a crutch nor hobby-horse use and trust your brain
ok I'll take that into consideration
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