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Consider the differential equation $y'(t) = dt^3 - 3e^{4t}$ with initial condition $y(0) = 5$. What must be the value of the parameter $d$ if $y(2) = 3$? Round your answer to the nearest integer. a) 558 b) 715 c) 833 d) 872

          Consider the differential equation $y'(t) = dt^3 - 3e^{4t}$ with initial condition $y(0) = 5$.
What must be the value of the parameter $d$ if $y(2) = 3$? Round your answer to the
nearest integer.
a) 558
b) 715
c) 833
d) 872

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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First, we need to isolate the variable y^2 by subtracting 3d from both sides of the equation: y^2 = 23 - 3d Show more…

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What must be the value of the parameter d if y^2 + 3d = 23? Round your answer to the nearest integer. a = 558, b = 715, c = 833, d = 872

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Consider the differential equation $y'(t) = dt^3 - 3e^{4t}$ with initial condition $y(0) = 5$. What must be the value of the parameter $d$ if $y(2) = 3$? Round your answer to the nearest integer. a) 558 b) 715 c) 833 d) 872

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