Find the general solution of the differential equation. Use C for the constant of integration.
dr/dp = 10sin(p)

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Find the general solution of the differential equation. Use C for the constant of integration.
dr/dp = 10sin(p)

anonymous · Answer

would it be -10xcosp+C..?

darkprince14 · Answer

integrate poth sides wrt p.

unklerhaukus · Answer

that's it

anonymous · Answer

okay let me try it! hang on!!

anonymous · Answer

it was wrong :/

darkprince14 · Answer

$$dr = 10 \sin (p)  dp$$$$\int\limits dr = \int\limits 10 \sin(p)dp$$
then work your magic :)

anonymous · Answer

i still get -10cosp + C.. how would you go about it..? am i forgetting something

darkprince14 · Answer

well, actually that's correct. Take a look at the first answer you've posted and you'll see the difference :)

anonymous · Answer

i forgot to capitalize the C that why i was getting it wrong -_- thank you! lol

darkprince14 · Answer

you got x after 10, you wrote -10xcosp...

anonymous · Answer

yeah that too. Thanks! :)

unklerhaukus · Answer

i thought you meant `x` for times

darkprince14 · Answer

or is that the multiplication sign? lol

darkprince14 · Answer

just realized that XD