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How does one solve this differential equation? y'=e^(t+y), y(0)=0.
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Relatively easily, since e^t is constant?
\[e ^{(t+y)}=e ^{t}e ^{y}\]
I think I can solve it by separable equations. Is that right?
Oh, is y = f(t)? The problem statement should say that.
Oops. Yes, f(t)=y.
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Well, there you go. Now, it's separable.
Thanks.
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