The derivative of G with respect to T is equal to the negative of G minus 27 to the 2 3rds power. So if this is going to be a separable differential equation, I want to separate the DG and the DT. So I'm gonna treat my differential like numbers, so, or variables. So I'm gonna multiply both sides times the T differential, and so then I'm going to have the capital G differential, DG is equal to negative times G minus 27 to the 2 3rds power DT, and the whole notion here, I'm trying to get all of the G things on the side with the DG, and then all of the things that involve T on the side with the DT. So we don't see any Ts here, so really we just have to get the Gs over on this side while leaving the DT there, and then we can integrate both sides. So let's see. If we were to divide both sides by G minus 27 to the 2 3rds, G minus 27 to the 2 3rds, G minus 27 to the 2 3rds, what do we have?