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tam89

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Solve for y in terms of t:
ln (y-1) - ln2 = t + lnt


--> I had a different answer: y = 2e^t + 2t + 1

Ans should be: y = 2te^t +1
 

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tam89 said:
Solve for y in terms of t:
ln (y-1) - ln2 = t + lnt


--> I had a different answer: y = 2e^t + 2t + 1

Ans should be: y = 2te^t +1
ln (y-1) - ln2 = t + lnt
antilogs:
y - 1 = e(ln2 + t+ lnt)
= e^ln2 . e^t . e^lnt
y - 1 = 2. e^t .t
So y = 2te^t +1
 

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