Solve y (kx √√3) dx + (√3 − kx) dy O a. 2kx + 4√/31n|kx √3- O b. 2kx + 4√3ln|kx c. 2kx + 4√3 ln | kx - 2k In|y| √3 - 2k In ly √3+2k In y yz (kx + k sin (kz²) = C k sin (kz²) = C k sin (kz²) = C √3) cos (kz²) dz = 0
Solve y (kx √√3) dx + (√3 − kx) dy O a. 2kx + 4√/31n|kx √3- O b. 2kx + 4√3ln|kx c. 2kx + 4√3 ln | kx - 2k In|y| √3 - 2k In ly √3+2k In y yz (kx + k sin (kz²) = C k sin (kz²) = C k sin (kz²) = C √3) cos (kz²) dz = 0
Solve y (kx √√3) dx + (√3 − kx) dy O a. 2kx + 4√/31n|kx √3- O b. 2kx + 4√3ln|kx c. 2kx + 4√3 ln | kx - 2k In|y| √3 - 2k In ly √3+2k In y yz (kx + k sin (kz²) = C k sin (kz²) = C k sin (kz²) = C √3) cos (kz²) dz = 0
Solve the differential equation using the separation of variables. Provide a complete solution. Use a handwritten and step-by-step calculation without the use of calculator. Explain the process and simplify your answer.
With integration, one of the major concepts of calculus. Differentiation is the derivative or rate of change of a function with respect to the independent variable.
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