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flaconlx
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Hi, I'm having trouble with this ODE problem:
The prompt asks to find the solution of the ODE using separation of variables.
dy/dt = (ab - c(y^2)) / a,
where a, b and c are constants.
I proceed to divide both sides by (ab - c(y^2)) and multiply both sides by dt, but I'm having trouble integrating and expressing the solution in terms of y.
Thanks in advance.
The prompt asks to find the solution of the ODE using separation of variables.
dy/dt = (ab - c(y^2)) / a,
where a, b and c are constants.
I proceed to divide both sides by (ab - c(y^2)) and multiply both sides by dt, but I'm having trouble integrating and expressing the solution in terms of y.
Thanks in advance.