Differential equations
Solve separable equations, retain initial-value domains and excluded solutions, then formulate and interpret changing-quantity models.
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Solve separable equations, retain initial-value domains and excluded solutions, then formulate and interpret changing-quantity models.
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- Formulate, solve and interpret separable differential equations
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- Include: general and particular solutions of dy/dx = f(x)g(y), including reducing to this form by a given substitution; formulating a differential equation from a problem situation; interpreting an equation and its solution contextually.
- Include: general and particular solutions of dy/dx = f(x)g(y), including reducing to this form by a given substitution; formulating a differential equation from a problem situation; interpreting an equation and its solution contextually.
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