How do you simplify lny+c=x-2ln|2+x| to y=Ce^x [(2+x)^-2] ?
subtract c from both sides and raise e to the power of both sides, then use a few log identities
so then y= -C+(e^x) - (e^2ln(2+x))?
yes, now use \[a\ln x=\ln x^a\] on the middle term
should be y= -C+(e^x) - (e^(-2ln|2+x|)
y=c+ e^x-(2+x)^2
negative 2???
should be y= -C+(e^x) + (e^(-2ln|2+x|)
well it's easier if you pit the -2 in the exponent
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oh heck I'm busy and I gave you wrong info
ohh you just put the negative on top rather than leaving it ~ oh ok so then y= c+e^x+(2+x)^-2
so then how does that get to be multiplied with both C and e^x?
lny+c=x-2ln|2+x| to y=Ce^x [(2+x)^-2] y=e^(x-2ln|2+x|-c) y=e^x * e^{-2ln|2+x|) * e^-c
the terms need to be multiplied, not added :P
sorry gotta get dinner, brb
kay thnx
ok, so do you follow up to lny+c=x-2ln|2+x| to y=Ce^x [(2+x)^-2] y=e^(x-2ln|2+x|-c) y=e^x * e^(-2ln|2+x|) * e^-c ?
in LaTeX\[\ln y+c=x-2\ln|2+x|\\y=e^{x-2\ln|x+2|-c}=e^xe^{-2\ln|x+2|}e^{-c}\]
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