Find the differential equation to the following;
dy/dx=9.8-0.196y
Let us solve the differential equation "\\frac{dy}{dx}=9.8-0.196y." It follows that "\\frac{dy}{9.8-0.196y}=dx," and hence "\\int\\frac{dy}{9.8-0.196y}=\\int dx." Then "-\\frac{1}{0.196}\\int\\frac{d(9.8-0.196y)}{9.8-0.196y}=\\int dx," and thus "-\\frac{1}{0.196}\\ln|9.8-0.196y|=x+C". It follows that "\\ln|9.8-0.196y|=-0.196x+C_1" or "9.8-0.196y=C_2e^{-0.196x}." We conclude that the general solution is of the form "y=50-C_3e^{-0.196x}."
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