C4 Separating variables question help!
How would you solve this by separating the variables?
s+ds/dt=3
s+ds/dt=3
Original post by Alwxhooper1
How would you solve this by separating the variables?
s+ds/dt=3
s+ds/dt=3
you will have to start with ds/dt=3-s, see what you can get from there (treat ds/dt as variables and try and group together s terms)
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