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Integral problem for 1 - (1/t).dt?

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I work out an equation to calculate the decrease of water concentration of water which is filtered. I come to "dC/C0 = 1 - (1/t).dt"

Now I should integrate so 1/C0.INT (dC) = ... ?? what is the integral of the last part 1 - (1/t).dt ?? What to do with the "1".. since this is niot a function of x... will this simply be INT (-(1/t).dt) ??

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  1. Could you be more specific like showing the actual word problem. Not that it would help, just interested in read the problem first

      


  2. 1= x^0 (x to power zero)

    now u can integrate! to get x!

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