solve the differential equation xdy/dx=x^5-3
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YOUR ANSWER xdy/DX=5x to the power 4
YOUR ANSWER xdy/DX=5x to the power 4
nanamisashiwa23:
do we do that or just keep it like this?
how 20?
why do we have to differentiate it again? we are just cross multiplying right?
oh
ok
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hey mate here is your answer ✌♥✌♥
dy/dx = ?
where y=x^5-3
so d/dx (x^5-3)
= 5x⁴-0
=5x⁴
formula used.....
d/dx (xⁿ)=nx^(n-1)
and
d/dx ( constant ) =0
hope it will be helpful to you ✔✔
mark me brainliest ✌✌✌✌
dy/dx = ?
where y=x^5-3
so d/dx (x^5-3)
= 5x⁴-0
=5x⁴
formula used.....
d/dx (xⁿ)=nx^(n-1)
and
d/dx ( constant ) =0
hope it will be helpful to you ✔✔
mark me brainliest ✌✌✌✌
thanks
wait
there's a x in the beginning of the question...so if we bring that to the right side it will become 5x^3.....right?
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