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Solve the initial value problem 12(t+1)(dy/dt)−8y=32t, for t>−1 with y(0)=3.
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is this a separable equation?
ODE?
yes its a differentia eq
i have an integrating factor of (t+1)^(-2/3) is that correct
integrating factor
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i think there is a simpler way but im not sure
integrating factor is \[\huge e^{\int -\frac{2}{3(t+1)}}\] not just integrand
that simplifies to (t+1)^(-2/3) though correct?
oh yea, you are right, hehehe. I am sorry.
okay, so im at a part where i have to integrate \[\frac{ t }{ (t+1)^{5/3} }\]
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how would i do this
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