uberathlete
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Hi all. I'm really having problems figuring out just how to integrate this equation:
x'(t) * ln[ x'(t) ] = 1/2 * c where c is just some constant.
I thought of using an an integrating factor but the equation doesn't seem to fit the form needed to do so. If anyone can help me out I would really really appreciate it. Thanks!
x'(t) * ln[ x'(t) ] = 1/2 * c where c is just some constant.
I thought of using an an integrating factor but the equation doesn't seem to fit the form needed to do so. If anyone can help me out I would really really appreciate it. Thanks!