Original post by Kubys
d/dt (v) = 8 - v(t)
Simplest is probably seperation of variables.
what do you mean by this
Original post by mqb2766
Simplest is probably seperation of variables.
Original post by Kubys
what do you mean by this
divide both sides by (8-v) and multiply by "dt" to get
1/(8-v) dv = 1 dt. slap integral sign on both sides and go from there. it is known as separation of variables as mqb said
(edited 10 months ago)
Original post by Kubys
what do you mean by this
This is a standard technique for solving DEs of this form. Are you studying this for A level?
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