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Solve the given differential equation dx-(1-x)2dt=0 That two suppose to be squared pls help ASAP

Solve the given differential equation dx-(1-x)2dt=0 That two suppose to be squared pls help ASAP
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Solve the given differential equation dx-(1-x)2dt=0

That two suppose to be squared pls help ASAP

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Answer:

You should know how to integrate both sides

Explanation:


\int \: \frac{dx}{ {(1 - x)}^(2) } = \int \: dt

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