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I'm having a hard time solving the following differential equation:
$$dot{x}=frac{1}{t+2x}$$



I tried introducing $z = t+2x$, and so $dot{z}=1+2dot{x}$, and I got the following:
$$dot{z}=frac{2}{z}+1$$
Which is also not in a known form. What am I missing?










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    $dfrac{z}{2+z} dz=dt$
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I'm having a hard time solving the following differential equation:
$$dot{x}=frac{1}{t+2x}$$



I tried introducing $z = t+2x$, and so $dot{z}=1+2dot{x}$, and I got the following:
$$dot{z}=frac{2}{z}+1$$
Which is also not in a known form. What am I missing?










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    $dfrac{z}{2+z} dz=dt$
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I'm having a hard time solving the following differential equation:
$$dot{x}=frac{1}{t+2x}$$



I tried introducing $z = t+2x$, and so $dot{z}=1+2dot{x}$, and I got the following:
$$dot{z}=frac{2}{z}+1$$
Which is also not in a known form. What am I missing?










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I'm having a hard time solving the following differential equation:
$$dot{x}=frac{1}{t+2x}$$



I tried introducing $z = t+2x$, and so $dot{z}=1+2dot{x}$, and I got the following:
$$dot{z}=frac{2}{z}+1$$
Which is also not in a known form. What am I missing?







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    $dfrac{z}{2+z} dz=dt$
    – Nosrati
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    This is a known form !
    – Yves Daoust
    2 days ago














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    $dfrac{z}{2+z} dz=dt$
    – Nosrati
    2 days ago






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    This is a known form !
    – Yves Daoust
    2 days ago








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$dfrac{z}{2+z} dz=dt$
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$dfrac{z}{2+z} dz=dt$
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This is a known form !
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This is a known form !
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You have a separable differential equation $$ dot {z}=frac {z+2}{z}$$



$$ int frac {zdz}{z+2}=int dt$$






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