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9/7/2020 3.

3 Separable Differential Equations

3.3 Separable Differential Equations

Summary
The importance of the method of separation of variables was shown in the introductory section. In the present
section, separable differential equations and their solutions are discussed in greater detail.

By the end of your studying, you should know:

How to solve a separable differential equation.


How to display graphically and analytically both general and specific solutions of separable equations.

Examples
Resources on the Web
Solve the (separable) differential equation
Information on Newton
Biographical data from St.
Andrew's University's Web site
Excerpt from W.W. Rouse Ball's
Solve the (separable) differential equation "A Short Account of the History
of Mathematics"

Information on Leibniz
Biographical data from St.
Andrew's University's Web site
Solve the following differential equation:
Excerpt from W.W. Rouse Ball's
"A Short Account of the History
of Mathematics"
Sketch the family of solution curves. Calculus Applications
Project Intermath
Videos
Separable DEs
See short videos of worked problems for this section. UBC, Canada

Quiz
Take a quiz.
Interesting Application
Exercises
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section of the textbook.

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