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The differential equation is separable.

What does it look like after we separate the variables?


dy=(3t^2+1)dt

Let's integrate both sides of the equation.


\int\limits dy= \int\limits(3t^2+1)dt


y=t^3+t+C

What value of C satisfies the initial condition
y(1)=5 ?

Let's substitute
t=1 and
y=5 into the equation and solve for C.


5=1^3+1+C


C=3

Now use this value of C to find t when
y=3


3=t^3+t+3


0=t^3+t


0=(t^3+1)*t


t=0
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