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write and solve the differential equation that models the following statment. "the rate if change of W with respect to x is proportional to x+18."

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User Jordanw
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Answer:


\int k(x + 18)dx = \int kx + 18k dx =
k(x^(2) )/(2) +
18kx + C where C is the constant of integration.

Explanation:

i)it is given that the rate of change of W with respect to x is proportional to

x + 18. Therefore
(dW)/(dx) = k(x + 18) where k is a constant.

ii) Therefore
\int k(x + 18)dx = \int kx + 18k dx =
k(x^(2) )/(2) +
18kx + C where C is the constant of integration.

iii) the complete solution can only be found if we know the constant of proportion and also the constant of integration.

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