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adoado
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Hello all,
While just mucking around and trying to get my head around some calculus topics we were doing in class, I came across the following problem. Is there a way to find a function g(x) such that it satisfies below?
[tex]{\operatorname{d}t\over\operatorname{d}g}-g(t)=j(t)[/tex]
I have no real experience in solving these types of equations; basically I am just curious to what style g(x) must be in order to satisfy this, and also, how to go about solving it if it's possible...
Cheers,
Adrian
While just mucking around and trying to get my head around some calculus topics we were doing in class, I came across the following problem. Is there a way to find a function g(x) such that it satisfies below?
[tex]{\operatorname{d}t\over\operatorname{d}g}-g(t)=j(t)[/tex]
I have no real experience in solving these types of equations; basically I am just curious to what style g(x) must be in order to satisfy this, and also, how to go about solving it if it's possible...
Cheers,
Adrian