Another great lecture! But it is not easy to find the answer of example (a) at the end of the video...
dy/dx = 2x / ( 3(y+1)^2 )
Of course Maple can spit it out, but I would like to find the solution myself.....
Flourmountain 6 months ago
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Another great lecture! But it is not easy to find the answer of example (a) at the end of the video...
dy/dx = 2x / ( 3(y+1)^2 )
Of course Maple can spit it out, but I would like to find the solution myself.....
Flourmountain 6 months ago