1. Integrate the second derivative to find the expression for the first derivative, $\frac{dy}{dx}$.
dxdy=∫(36e3x−e−x)dx
dxdy=12e3x+e−x+c1
2. Use the given gradient at $x = 0$ to find the constant of integration $c_1$.
At Q(0,5), the gradient dxdy=14.
14=12e3(0)+e−(0)+c1
14=12(1)+1+c1
14=13+c1
c1=1
So, dxdy=12e3x+e−x+1
3. Integrate the first derivative to find the expression for $y$.
y=∫(12e3x+e−x+1)dx
y=4e3x−e−x+x+c2
4. Use the coordinates of point $Q$ to find the constant of integration $c_2$.
At Q(0,5), x=0 and y=5.
5=4e3(0)−e−(0)+0+c2
5=4(1)−1+c2
5=3+c2
c2=2
Therefore, the equation of the curve is y=4e3x−e−x+x+2.
答案y=4e3x−e−x+x+2