Inactive Tutor answered 07/18/21
For the homogeneous case y(x)= eex(x-1)+C
To solve the particular case must solve integral of 2*eex(x-1)/(1-x2)
is as far as I am on this problem
can you if you find out post comment on solution?
Mel L.
asked 07/16/212) Consider the differential equation
y' − (2 + xexy) = x2(y' − xexy)
(a) Find the explicit general solution.
(b) Find the particular solution that passes through the point (0, e-1) and the maximal interval where it is defined.
Inactive Tutor answered 07/18/21
For the homogeneous case y(x)= eex(x-1)+C
To solve the particular case must solve integral of 2*eex(x-1)/(1-x2)
is as far as I am on this problem
can you if you find out post comment on solution?
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