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Differential equations

The questions is Q3 in the attachment. The question has a mistake. I think it is supposed to be (5/6)^t/5 at the end. I did up to that point(in other attachment) but i do not know how to show that it equals that. Any help would be appreciated
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Reply 1
Original post by lyamlim97
The questions is Q3 in the attachment. The question has as mistake. I think it is supposed to be (5/6)^t/5 at the end. I did up to that point(in other attachment) but i do not know how to show that it equals that. Any help would be appreciated


isn't that the same with the minus?
Reply 2
Original post by TeeEm
isn't that the same with the minus?


Do i bring the - up to the 6/5 to make it 5/6 ?
If so then what do i do to only have the t in the power?
sorry im abit rusty atm
Reply 3
Original post by lyamlim97
Do i bring the - up to the 6/5 to make it 5/6 ?
If so then what do i do to only have the t in the power?
sorry im abit rusty atm


log (a/b) = - log(b/a)
Reply 4
Original post by TeeEm
log (a/b) = - log(b/a)


yeap got that. Now what do i do ?
Reply 5
Original post by lyamlim97
yeap got that. Now what do i do ?


you flip the fraction, you put the 1/5 as a power, e to the log dissapear to leave you the answer
Reply 6
Original post by TeeEm
you flip the fraction, you put the 1/5 as a power, e to the log dissapear to leave you the answer


Goddddittt! Thanks man
Reply 7
Original post by lyamlim97
Goddddittt! Thanks man


I also noticed the answer is missing a t (that must be a typo)
Reply 8
Original post by TeeEm
I also noticed the answer is missing a t (that must be a typo)


Yeap. I did mention that in my first post
Reply 9
@TeeEm MInd helping with one more? Its Q4 from the original post. Thanks
Reply 10
Original post by lyamlim97
@TeeEm MInd helping with one more? Its Q4 from the original post. Thanks


I do not but I am off for my one hour morning walk ...
type what you want and I will look at it as soon as I am back.

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