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Never mind, i figured it out

Ok.. but how do you go from P = e^(-kh) * e^(C2) to P = Po*e^(-kh) This I'm still unsure of. How do we know e^(C2) is Po?

I'm with you up to here: where does the second C come from? there's only one integration?

Hi, I've been trying to figure out this question for the past 10 minutes, and I'm just not sure what I'm doing wrong. The question: The rate of decrease of barometric pressure, P with respect to height, h, above sea-level is given by the differential equation If the pressure at sea...