Use the partial-fraction method to solve the following equation.dydx= (y + 5)(y-10), where y(0) = 4The partial fraction constants in the partial-fraction method equation1(y+5)(y-10)A(y + 5)+B(y-10)are A =and B =

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College Algebra

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Chapter5: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

Section5.3: Partial Fractions

Problem 7E

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Use the partial-fraction method to solve the following equation. dy dx = (y + 5)(y-10), where y(0) = 4