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sqdancefan

You can rewrite the differential equation as

[tex]50\cdot\dfrac{dA}{A}=dt\\\\50\ln{(A)}+C=t\qquad\mbox{integrating}\\\\t=50\ln{\left(\dfrac{A}{4000}\right)}\qquad\mbox{applying the boundary condition}[/tex]

This last expression looks like the one you describe. If you solve for A instead of t, you get

[tex]A=4000\cdot e^{0.02t}[/tex]

This is the same as your other answer.

dA/dt = 0.02A

dA/A = 0.02dt

integrating left n right

lnA = 0.02t + C where C is a constant

at t=0, A=4000

C=ln4000

lnA = 0.02t + ln4000

0.02t = lnA-ln4000

t = ln(A/4000) / 0.02

t = 40ln(A/4000)

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