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Edexcel ·Mathematics·Cambridge AS & A Level Mathematics

Differential Equations & Complex Numbers

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Forming and solving first-order differential equations by separating variables, and the algebra and geometry of complex numbers.

Forming differential equations

A rate of change is modelled by a derivative. "The rate of growth is proportional to the amount" gives dxdt=kx\dfrac{dx}{dt} = kxdtdx​=kx. Translate words into a d dt\dfrac{d\,}{dt}dtd​ equation.

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