Write and solve the differential equation that models the following verbal statement: The rate of change of Y with respect to x is proportional to 240 - x. dY = k(240– x)-r= - k(240-x)+C dx dY = k(240–x) Y= - kln(240-x)+C dx dY = k(240– x), Y= - (240-x)²+c dx dY = k(240 - x), Y= -240-x)*+C dx dY = k(240– x), Y= - In(240-x)+C dx

Write and solve the differential equation that models the following verbal statement: The rate of change of Y with respect to x is proportional to 240 - x. dY = k(240– x)-r= - k(240-x)+C dx dY = k(240–x) Y= - kln(240-x)+C dx dY = k(240– x), Y= - (240-x)²+c dx dY = k(240 - x), Y= -240-x)*+C dx dY = k(240– x), Y= - In(240-x)+C dx

College Physics

11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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