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Yasa Formerly 666 post count  Respected member  Posts: 680 | First order differential equations? I was revising and I came across "first order differential equations" and can't seem to remember what is it. I can't find it in the textbook which I got the question from (smart) and Jad's not online  (where have you been?) could anyone please explain what this is? If you need here's the sample question:Given that y^2 = A sin 3x, form a first order differential equation that does not contain the constant A" ____________________ WARNING: Contents of this post may be offensive to certain viewers. Viewer discretion is advised. | ||||||
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Eternal God face face  Respected member Posts: 202 | Isn't this P3 A-level? For more information, click here. I'd solve it but can't be arsed tbh. | ||||||
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JM Director, Marrouche & Co. Industries  Administrator Posts: 594 | easy peasy mate y2=Asin3x implicit differentiation, 2y dy/dx = 3A cos3x but A= y2/sin3x therefore dy/dx = 3/2 y cot3x JM ____________________ Internet communications are not secure and therefore Marrouche & Co. Industries does not accept legal responsibility for the contents of this message. Any views or opinions presented are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Marrouche & Co. Industries. | ||||||
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