solve differential equation y-8

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anonymous · Answer

would it be y' ?

anonymous · Answer

it says $$\frac{ dy }{ dx }=y-8$$

anonymous · Answer

when u differentiate y, you get y'
when u differentiate 8, you get 0
so im thinking the answer is y'

anonymous · Answer

do I have to integrate it?

anonymous · Answer

yes or no.. from what i know, when u deal with the variable y. it is treated differently than x.
for example if the problem x-8.. u integrate the x which would give u 1, but for y, it would be y prime or in other sense y'..
if u had a problem like y^(6)-8 that would equal to 6y^(5)y'..

anonymous · Answer

idk if what im saying is making sense, but i just started dealing with differentiation not long ago

anonymous · Answer

it does make sense but sounds way to easy which is why I think I am confused.

anonymous · Answer

the y' process is called implicit differentiation.