Slope Fields and Differential Equations

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Slope Fields and Differential Equations By Charlie Chun and Tiffany Kwok

Step 1: Move all your “y”s to one side and all your “x”s to the other 47. Steps for Solving a Differential Equation with Separation of Variables Step 1: Move all your “y”s to one side and all your “x”s to the other Ex: dy/dx= 2x dy=2xdx Step 2: Take the integral of both sides (Don’t forget your cookies) Ex: ∫dy=∫2xdx y=x + c Step 3: If given the initial condition then substitute it in to find “c” Ex: Initial condition: (0,2) 2=(0) +c c=2 y=x +2 Step 4: Solve for y Ex: y=x +2 2 2 2 2

48. Slope Fields Take the derivative of f(x) at each point Graph it

Homework #1,3,4,10,12,13,15

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