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Solve this differential equation /sci/ Anonymous Mon Dec 4 14:23:24 2017 No.9342620 [DELETED]

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e^(y"") + y'^(y)=0

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 14:26:03 2017 No.9342631 no thanks

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 14:28:54 2017 No.9342644 >>9342631 Brainlet

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 15:02:29 2017 No.9342727 >>9342620 Y cant be even

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 15:15:18 2017 No.9342758 >>9342727 it can if y' \in \mathbb{N}

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 15:22:11 2017 No.9342766 e^(-x)

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 15:41:20 2017 No.9342796 No thanks.

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 15:48:07 2017 No.9342805 >>9342620 Let 0^0 = 0. Then y=0 is a solution.

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 15:51:35 2017 No.9342814 File: 66 KB, 540x459, 1495498685418.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>9342805 >e^0 = 0

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 15:55:12 2017 No.9342823 >>9342814 I meant let 0^0 = -1

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 16:12:10 2017 No.9342857 >>9342644 >>9342620 >do my homework for me! Brainlet

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 16:17:50 2017 No.9342878 >>9342620 no thanks

>>	Anonymous Mon Dec 4 17:02:49 2017 No.9342987 >>9342620 Take the natural log then do reduction of order Also //sqt//