(a) Solve using separation of variables. (Even if you
already know the solution, show how to use separation of variables
to find it.) Your solution should have one arbitrary
constant.
(b) Demonstrate that your solution satisfies the differential
equation.
You can do all relevant integrals in the problem by algebraic
simplification, or with a u-substitution.
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