Solve the given IVP, or find the GS of the DE if no IC is given. 1 xy' = 3y - x, y(1) = 1. 2 2xy = x + y, y(1) = 3. 3 3xy' = x + 3y. 4 (x+y)y' = 2x - y, y(1) = -1-√√2. 6 x²y = xy + y². 5 (2x + y)y' = 3x - 2y, y(1) = -4. r²y' - 2xy - y² = 0, r²y' = 2x² - 2xy + y², y(1) = 3/2. (2x²2ry)y' = 4xy - 3y², y(3) = -3. y(1) = 0. 7 9 10 11 r²y = 4x² + xy + y², 13 r²y = r² - xy + y². y(1) = 1. 8 2x²y = 3x² - 2xy + y², y(1) = -1. 12 x²y = x² + xy + y², 14 (2xy - x²)y' = 3y²– 2xy - 2x², 15 (x² + 2xy)y' = 2xy - x² + 3y², y(2) = -4. 16 (2ry - 3x²)y' = 2x² - 6xy + 3y², y(3) = 3/2. 17 (2x² - xy)y' = xy - y². 19 3ry'y' = ³ + 3y³. y(1) = 0. y(1) = 3/2. 18 (2r²3ry)y' = x² + 2xy - 3y², y(1) = 0. 20 2xy²y' = r³+ y³, y(2) = 24/³¸

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Solve the given IVP, or find the GS of the DE if no IC is given.
1 xy = 3y - x, y(1) = 1.
2 2xy = x+y, y(1) = 3.
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3ry=x+3y.
4 (x+y)y' = 2x - y, y(1) = -1 - √2.
y(1) = −4. 6 x²y = xy + y².
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(2x+y)y' = 3x - 2y,
x²y' - 2ry - y² = 0,
r²y = 2r² - 2xy + y²,
y(1) = 3/2.
(2x² – 2ry)y' = 4xy – 3y², y(3) = -3.
y(1) = 0.
y(1) = 1.
8 2r²y = 3x² - 2xy + y², y(1) = -1.
12x²y = x² + xy + y²,
14 (2xy - x²)y' = 3y²– 2xy — 2r²,
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11_x²y' = 4x² + xy + y²,
13 r²y = r² - xy + y².
15 (x² + 2xy)y' = 2xy − x² + 3y², y(2) = −4.
16 (2xy - 3x²)y' = 2x² - 6xy + 3y², y(3) = 3/2.
17 (2x² - xy)y = xy - y².
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y(1) = 0.
y(1)=3/2.
18 (2x²-3xy)y' = x² + 2xy - 3y², y(1) = 0.
3xy²y = x³ + 3y³. 20 2xy²y = x³+y³, y(2) = 24/3
Transcribed Image Text:Solve the given IVP, or find the GS of the DE if no IC is given. 1 xy = 3y - x, y(1) = 1. 2 2xy = x+y, y(1) = 3. 3 3ry=x+3y. 4 (x+y)y' = 2x - y, y(1) = -1 - √2. y(1) = −4. 6 x²y = xy + y². 5 7 9 10 (2x+y)y' = 3x - 2y, x²y' - 2ry - y² = 0, r²y = 2r² - 2xy + y², y(1) = 3/2. (2x² – 2ry)y' = 4xy – 3y², y(3) = -3. y(1) = 0. y(1) = 1. 8 2r²y = 3x² - 2xy + y², y(1) = -1. 12x²y = x² + xy + y², 14 (2xy - x²)y' = 3y²– 2xy — 2r², - 11_x²y' = 4x² + xy + y², 13 r²y = r² - xy + y². 15 (x² + 2xy)y' = 2xy − x² + 3y², y(2) = −4. 16 (2xy - 3x²)y' = 2x² - 6xy + 3y², y(3) = 3/2. 17 (2x² - xy)y = xy - y². 19 y(1) = 0. y(1)=3/2. 18 (2x²-3xy)y' = x² + 2xy - 3y², y(1) = 0. 3xy²y = x³ + 3y³. 20 2xy²y = x³+y³, y(2) = 24/3
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