Differential Equations Help
Where x =4 and y=0
So I have this question and you need to find the general solution. So I thought you integrated and then sub in the values of x and y to work out c.
So far though, I have this ....
Could some very helpful person please tell me if I am headed in the right direction?
The integral of e^-y with respect to y is not y.
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