differential equations
can someone explain why the final integral in [] brackets is multiplied by 1/2? I just multiplied it by 1/10... also in this question, when we integrate both sides, do we not need to add a +C anywhere and work its values?
(edited 1 year ago)
(i) You might want to look at the antiderivative of (and its counterpart) - actually do it properly.
(ii) You might want to post the question itself. But the +C is nowhere to be found since we are doing definite integrals. That said, it's not the normal way of solving ODEs.
(ii) You might want to post the question itself. But the +C is nowhere to be found since we are doing definite integrals. That said, it's not the normal way of solving ODEs.
(edited 1 year ago)
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