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trying to solve y'=500-y/40. i got dy/dx=(20000-y)/40. 1/(20000-y)dy=1/40 dx. how do i get 'y' out of this mess?
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i think i have something. can someone confirm the following
\[y'=\frac{ 500-y }{ 40 }\] ?
yesi think i got it, nvm actually thanks!
ok np
depends how you want to solve it... as a linear equation or as a separable equation. Can do it two different ways
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