Explain why integrating the differential equation (where is a non-zero constant)…

MATHEMATICS · Subjective · AP · Calculus AB · Differential Equations · Differential Equations

Problem

Explain why integrating the differential equation dydx=ky\dfrac{dy}{dx}=k y (where kk is a non-zero constant) leads to an explicit general solution of the form y(x)=Aekxy(x)=A e^{kx} for some non-zero constant AA.

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