dx/dt=-5x/2 t>=0 when x=60 t=0

dx/dt=-5x/2 Int(x, dx)=Int(-5/2, dt) ln(x)=-5t/2+c x=60 when t=0 ln(60)=c ln(x)=ln(60)-5t/2 x=eln(60)-5t/2 x=60/e5t/2

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