Differential Equations: Exponential Growth and Decay

[@athens9957]

Thank you so much sir!!!!!

[@ryuuarsenal4160]

18:13 Why u did not substitute the time of unconverted sugar in the rate equation?

[@JDS1854]

Great question. If you go back to the 17 minute mark, it is explained that since dy/dt is k multiplied by y and since we know y from part a, you just need to multiply the answer to part a by the value of k that was found.

[@jovanmagtoto1682]

thank you for this sir.

[@judepaula2573]

thank you! this video saved me! You are an amazing professor.

[@JDS1854]

Why thank you!

[@jonalfredhinacay8907]

Your video was good but be mindful of your writing because it give me hard to understand it, But overall help me a lot.

[@JDS1854]

Much appreciated - I made these for a summer class that I was teaching, so I was in a bit of a rush.

[@muhannad9885]

16:10 The question asks how much is left, so you should subtract 341.12 from 550.

[@JDS1854]

The function measures how much sugar remains, so there is no need to subtract.