
Yefim S. answered 10/21/21
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By differentiation we have: - 3y'/y4 = 3x2(3ex + C) + x3·3ex; - y'/y4 = x2[1/(x3y3)] + x3ex; xy' + y + x4y4ex = 0.
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asked 10/21/21Prove that each equation is a solution of the given differential equation:
Y-3 =x³(3ex+C) ; xy'+y+x⁴y⁴ex=0
Yefim S. answered 10/21/21
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By differentiation we have: - 3y'/y4 = 3x2(3ex + C) + x3·3ex; - y'/y4 = x2[1/(x3y3)] + x3ex; xy' + y + x4y4ex = 0.
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