First order differential equations, Mathematics

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In this section we will consider for solving first order differential equations. The most common first order differential equation can be written as:

dy/dt = f(y,t)

As we will notice in this section there is no general formula for the solution for equation (1). What we will do in its place is look at several special cases and sees how to resolve those. We will also look at several of the theory behind first order differential equations and also several applications of first order differential equations. Below is a list of the topics discussed in this section


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