Help with the Separation of Variables and Integration

In summary, the article provides a detailed explanation of the method of separation of variables, a technique used to solve ordinary differential equations. It outlines the steps involved in rearranging the equation, separating the variables, and integrating both sides to find the solution. The article emphasizes the importance of integration techniques and offers examples to illustrate the process, highlighting common pitfalls and tips for successful application.
  • #71
\begin{equation}
u= a - B \times (54)^2
\end{equation}
 
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  • #72
thats uf, a represents the constant
 
  • #73
ui is just a since v=0
 
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  • #74
silento said:
\begin{equation}
uf
= a - B \times (54)^2
\end{equation}
That’s just ##u_f##.don’t forget ##u_o##.
 
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  • #75
I think you can figure it out from here.
 
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  • #76
wait hold on its the other way around
 

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