Consider the initial value problem y+(2+2) = 0 with y(2) - 3 (a) Show that this DE is not exact. (b) Use the integrating factor / − y to solve the IVP implicitly.
Consider the initial value problem y+(2+2) = 0 with y(2) - 3 (a) Show that this DE is not exact. (b) Use the integrating factor / − y to solve the IVP implicitly.
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the initial value problem
y+ (2x+2) = 0 with y(2) – 3
(a) Show that this DE is not exact.
(b) Use the integrating factor -y to solve the IVP implicitly.
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