I am trying to use Mathematica, in this case in a well known and rather simple list of equations, but I get stuck whit Mathematica. Since I am just starting to use Mathematica for mathematical purposes, I am aware that this might be to simple. However, I would like to get a good demonstration of how to proceed.
I am trying to follow: This page Normal Distribution
Here is what I have done so far.
D[f[x], x]
D[f, f] == -k (x - μ) \[DifferentialD]x
D[f, f] == -k (x - μ) \[DifferentialD]x
∫\[DifferentialD]f/f == ∫(x - μ) \[DifferentialD]x
Log[f] == x^2/2 - x μ (
Log[f] == x^2/2 - x μ + Log[c]
Solve[Log[f] == x^2/2 - x μ + Log[c], f]
This is where I get stuck, and if you look at the page that I have linked, you see that this is not the answer given there. Could someone who is capable provide a step by step solution of how to derive this. I think it would be helpful for many people just starting to use Mathematica for this purpose. I also think that having an example to look at would make it easier to find your own solutions later on in other cases.