dy b. Solve the initial value problem dx y , with y(0) = 1. Use t as the variable of integration in the explicit solution. y(x) = D dy c. Solve the initial value problem 1 + sin x (1+y), with y(0) = 1. Use t as the variable of integration in the explicit solution. dx y(x) =
dy b. Solve the initial value problem dx y , with y(0) = 1. Use t as the variable of integration in the explicit solution. y(x) = D dy c. Solve the initial value problem 1 + sin x (1+y), with y(0) = 1. Use t as the variable of integration in the explicit solution. dx y(x) =
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b. Solve the initial value problem
dx
y
, with y(0) = 1. Use t as the variable of integration in the explicit solution.
y(x) = D
dy
c. Solve the initial value problem
1 + sin x (1+y), with y(0) = 1. Use t as the variable of integration in the explicit solution.
dx
y(x) =
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