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Thread starter jason2kool
Start date May 16, 2012

jason2kool

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#1

help please
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Carrotsticks

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#2

$\\ \frac{dy}{dx} = e^{1-x} \\\\ y = -e^{1-x} + C $ by integrating both sides with respect to $ x\\\\ $Sub in $ x=1,y=3: \\\\ 3 = -e^{0}+C \Rightarrow C = 4 \\\\ \therefore y = -e^{1-x}+4$

jason2kool

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#3

Oh shit that was easy
thanks champ, rep'd

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Sanjeet

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#4

Why the hell is that 3 marks lol

Peeik

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#5

That is the easiest 3 marker question ive seen....

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