Inactive Tutor answered 03/03/22
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y' + (1/x + 1)y = e-xcos2x/x; M = e∫(1/x + 1)dx = xex. After multiplication we get: (yxex)' = cos2x;
yxex = 1/2sin2x + C; y = (1/2sin2x + C)/(xex)
Tom C.
asked 03/01/22Inactive Tutor answered 03/03/22
y' + (1/x + 1)y = e-xcos2x/x; M = e∫(1/x + 1)dx = xex. After multiplication we get: (yxex)' = cos2x;
yxex = 1/2sin2x + C; y = (1/2sin2x + C)/(xex)
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