Separating the variables, xydx – (x + 2)dy = 0 →dx -dy = ( (1-) dx x+2 y - = 0 2 x+2, y

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Separating the variables,
**z dx - dy =
(1-) dx –
xydx – (x + 2)dy = 0 →.
dy = 0
-
x+2
y
2
dy = 0
x+2)
y
Transcribed Image Text:Separating the variables, **z dx - dy = (1-) dx – xydx – (x + 2)dy = 0 →. dy = 0 - x+2 y 2 dy = 0 x+2) y
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