@phi
yes. y is inversely proportional to x means y = k/x in this case dy/dx is inversely proportional to y^4 means dy/dx = k/y^4
so solve multiply both sides by y^4 multiply both sides by dx
yay(: thanks for rechecking my work(:
you should get (1/5) y^5 = k x + C
oh wait for my final answer i got dy/dx=k/y^4
@phi
the question says Write and then solve
oh so that wasnt my final answer..
ohh! youre correct , sorry
you did the "write" part now you have to do the solve
but it's the same process as the previous post (and I posted the steps up above)
yeah i got that, so it would be (1/5)y^5=kx+C?
can you post the steps?
just multipy both sides by dx and y^4
and what do you get ?
y^4dy=kdx
now what is the next step ?
if you see "infinitesimals" like dy or dx I would think about integrating
integral?
okay ill fin the integral(:
yes, because that is how you "get rid of dx" for example
(1/5)y^5=kx+C(:
unless they give you a couple of values for (x,y), we cannot solve for the C or k
thank you so much, you explain it very well, would you mind helping me on two more questions? later on? or will you be leaving soon?
I can go another 15 minutes now, otherwise I'm done for today.
okay(:
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