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Constants: \[C_{A_0}; k_1; k_2\] Equation: \[C_A=C_{A_0}e^{-k_1\tau}\] Solve: \[{dC_R \over d \tau}=k_1C_A-k_2C_R\]
in this case my integration factor is \[\large{e^{\int\limits k_2 d \tau} }\]
I'm struggling on reducing the product rule after multiplying each term by my factor
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The goal of this problem is to get C(R) = something
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