What is the integrating factor of the given differential equation (2xy - 1) dæ + æ³ dy dy = 0 ? O z-1

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Exact / Non exact Differential equation (9)
What is the integrating factor of the given differential
equation (2xy
- 1) dæ + æ³ dy
dy = 0 ?
O z-1
Transcribed Image Text:What is the integrating factor of the given differential equation (2xy - 1) dæ + æ³ dy dy = 0 ? O z-1
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Step 1

We have,

2x2y-1dx+x3dy=0

For a differential equation of the form Mdx+Ndy=0 to be an exact differential equation,it must satisfy My=Nx.

Here,

M=2x2y-1N=x3

So, here we have:

My=2x2Nx=3x2

Since,

MyNx

So,

The given differential equation is not exact.

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