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Mathematics, 14.12.2019 00:31 jlayne0605

Let l, a constant, be the number of people who would like to see a newly released movie, and let n(t) be the number of people who have seen it during the first t days since its release. the rate that people first go see the movie, dn dt (in people/day), is proportional to the number of people who would like to see it but haven’t yet. write and solve a differential equation describing dn dt where t is the number of days since the movie’s release. your solution will involve l and a constant of proportionality k.

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