quick question how do I change e^C to C for

$e^{-lny}=e^{x+C}$

$-y = e^{x+C}$

$y = -e^{x+C}$

$y = -e^{x}e^C$

Now I'm going to write this in implicit form, so I need to divide the $-e^{-x}$

$-ye^{x}=e^C$

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quick question how do I change e^C to C for 

$e^{-lny}=e^{x+C}$

$-y = e^{x+C}$

$y = -e^{x+C}$

$y = -e^{x}e^C$

Now I'm going to write this in implicit form, so I need to divide the $-e^{-x}$

$-ye^{x}=e^C$

usukidoll · Answer

@agent0smith

usukidoll · Answer

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usukidoll · Answer

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nincompoop · Answer

what the heck are those dollar signs are?
looks like a syntax I've never seen laughing out loud

usukidoll · Answer

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usukidoll · Answer

this is a serious question . unless i have to take the ln e^c or something

nincompoop · Answer

when aren't you serious? I thought you were done with this ?

usukidoll · Answer

-.-

usukidoll · Answer

@Miracrown

nincompoop · Answer

cool website, now I understand what you're doing

perl · Answer

can you upload the question

nincompoop · Answer

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nincompoop · Answer

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usukidoll · Answer

dude... how do I change a e^c to a C AS IN CONSTANT! BECAUSE I NEED IT TO BE IN IMPLICIT FORM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

perl · Answer

just call it that

perl · Answer

let C = e^c , big C equals e^(little c)

perl · Answer

e^constant is still a constant

usukidoll · Answer

the only think I could think of is ln e^C to cancel out or something...  charafjsdkfjdsklfjdsklf really?

nincompoop · Answer

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nincompoop · Answer

usuki <3 
good luck with your math endeavors

perl · Answer

you made a mistake Usuki

perl · Answer

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