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Linear Equations - Resolving and identifying linear first order differential equations.
Separable Equations - Resolving and identifying separable first order differential equations. We will also start looking at determining the interval of validity by the solution to a differential equation.
Exact Equations - Resolving and identifying exact differential equations. We will do some more intervals of validity problems now as well.
Bernoulli Differential Equations- In this region we will notice how to solve the Bernoulli Differential Equation. This region will also introduce the concept of using a substitution to assist us resolve differential equations.
Substitutions- We will pick up where the last section left off and have a look at a couple of another substitution which can be used to resolve several differential equations which we couldn't otherwise resolve.
Intervals of Validity- Here we will provide an in-depth look at intervals of validity and uniqueness question and also an answer to the existence for first order differential equations.
Modeling with First Order Differential Equations- to model physical situations utilize the first order differential equations. The section will illustrate some extremely real applications of first order differential equations.
Equilibrium Solutions- We will see the autonomous differential equations and behavior of equilibrium solutions.
Euler's Method- In this region we'll consider a method for approximating solutions to differential equations.
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