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Is this proof for a "linear differential eq" correct purely mathematically
I wonder if this proof is correct purely mathematically
look at (3) in the link, and you will se that they have done the following ...
[tex] \int p(x)dx = \int p(x)dx +c[/tex]
So they have put out the constant of integration before they have done the integration, can they really do that?
http://www.bio.brandeis.edu/classes/biochem102/hndDiffEq.pdf
I wonder if this proof is correct purely mathematically
look at (3) in the link, and you will se that they have done the following ...
[tex] \int p(x)dx = \int p(x)dx +c[/tex]
So they have put out the constant of integration before they have done the integration, can they really do that?
http://www.bio.brandeis.edu/classes/biochem102/hndDiffEq.pdf
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