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Integration problem

ironictoaster · 2012-01-17 18:37:10

I have this integration problem, at first I thought it was a simple definite integral. However, I given the answer to it and I have no idea how my teacher got it. It's driving me insane Any ideas?

17-01-2012 6:37pm

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I have this integration problem, at first I thought it was a simple definite integral. However, I given the answer to it and I have no idea how my teacher got it.

It's driving me insane

Any ideas?

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#2 18-01-2012 5:57pm

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You can rearrange the function so that you have all the V's (a + bV and dV) on one side and all of the t's (dt) on the other side and then integrate both sides and you will have an expression for t as a function of V + a constant then using your initial conditions you can find out the constant and sub in for it to get a particular solution.

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