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Solve the separable differential equation. y' = 3 y^2 Using the initial condition: y(3)= 3, find y(1).
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I figured out -1/(3x+c) What next?
lol I already told you
\(y(3)=3\implies 3=\frac{-1}{3*3+c}\implies27+3c=-1\implies3c=-28\)
so now we know what c is
now plug in 1
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