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What is the integration of college physics?
( 1) a=dv/dt=kv

Separate dv/dt=kv variables and integrate them:

dv/dt = kv-& gt; ∫dv/v=∫kdt, integral limit (v0-> v), (0->; t)

ln(v/v 0)= kt-& gt; v=v0.e^(kt)

②v=v0.e^kt->; That is dx/dt = v0.e (kt). Separate variables from the formula and integrate them:

∫ dx = ∫ dx = ∫dx=∫v0.e^ktdt, integral limit (0-> x), (0-> t)

x=( 1/k)v0.e^(kt)

* The answers (1) and (2) in the original question are problematic.