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Write and then solve for y = f(x) the differential equation for the statement: "The rate of change of y with respect to x is inversely proportional to y^4."
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dy/dx = k / y^4
Wouldn't it be x / y^4?
no ,it is inversely proportional y^4 only.
So how would I solve it?
\[\sqrt[5]{5x^2/2+C}\]?
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But with a 'k' for 'x'?
y^4dy=kdx integrate both sides \[\frac{ y^5 }{ 5 }=kx+c\]
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