SOLUTION: dx\dt=1\2com^s-1 y=4 x-y+2=0 a(1,1),b(0,4) m ponit on straght

SOLUTION: dx\dt=1\2com^s-1 y=4 x-y+2=0 a(1,1),b(0,4) m ponit on straght

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Question 805884: dx\dt=1\2com^s-1
y=4
x-y+2=0
a(1,1),b(0,4)
m ponit on straght
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
dx\dt=1\2com^s-1
y=4
x-y+2=0
a(1,1),b(0,4)
m ponit on straght
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