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Cant solve this initial value differential equation.
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\[\frac{ dx }{ dt} = 1- \frac{ x }{ 100+t }\] , x(0)=0
Hey Abe :)\[\large\rm x'=1-\frac{1}{100+t}x\]Hmm maybe we get all our x's on the same side first,\[\large\rm x'+\frac{1}{100+t}x=1\]From here, integrating factor. You've learned this method or no?
ahh yes, i just completely blanked there. Thanks
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