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Anonymous Thu Jun 4 05:58:23 2020 No.11760893 [View]
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>>11753103
>solving for dt
Ugh i don't think its legitimate operation. For me d theta over t means just derivative of theta with respect to t. This is just 1st chapter of ode book. I am not comfortable with this, i do not know what is going on. Is there any other way you get the result without that stretch? Should i just stick with it and proceed or are there books which dont do that?

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