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Separable Equations \[\frac{dz}{dt}+e^{t+z}=0\] \[-\int e^{t}dt=\int\frac{dz}{e^{z}}\] \[\ln e^{t}=\ln e^{-z} +C\] t=-z +C?
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No, that looks fine, I meant that ln(-e^t)=/=-t but ln(e^(-t))==-t
@mukushla any particular reason why the +C is on the right side?
no any particular reason
ok thanks
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