Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Give the DE
dy/dx = 1-y
Using variable separable method
dy = (1-y)dx
dx = dy/(1-y)
Integrate both sides
∫dx = ∫dy/(1-y)
∫dy/(1-y)= ∫dx
-ln(1-y) = x+C
ln(1-y)^-1 = x+C
Apply e to both sides
e^ln(1-y)^-1 = e^,(x+C)
(1-y)^-1 = Ce^x
1/(1-y) = Ce^x
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first 3 nines have the greater value but the first one has the highest and the least one is the last nine.
Sum of two opposite angles in a Cyclic Quadiratral is 180°
You could go both ways with this question, and they're both true:
-- circle "greatest" in both places;
-- circle "least" in both places; also true, but whatever the numbers are,
their least common factor is always ' 1 ', so it's not very useful.
