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Is this correct?

Now I forgot how to find the equation.

Thank you!

  • Calculus -

    Your solution is almost good, just a change of the sign will fix it.

    If it has to pass through P(1,2)
    substitute x=1, and y=2 and find C.
    take logs


  • Calculus -

    thanks a lot mate

  • Calculus -

    oops, that was under my brother's name hehe

  • Calculus :) -

    You're both welcome!

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