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College Calculus: Level I Separable Differential Equations
Lecture Description
In this video we are going to take a look at Separable Differential Equations. We are going to learn how to identify and solve separable first-order differential equations. Speaking informally, we have a differential equation (dy)/(dx)=f(x,y) and we are going to separate variables – everything involving y will be on one side and everything involving x on the other side. We will also see what sort of issues can arise, examine those issues, and discuss some ways to deal with them. Since many of these issues involve graphing, we will also draw a bunch of pictures.
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Post by Mohammed Murjis on February 28, 2013
why in the first example you set y = 200 where y(0)= 100 and in this one you set y = 250 rather than 1000
in the first one you increased the number to 200 and the second you decreased it to 250