Solve. y" + 6y (v¹)³=0 a. v(x) = C₂e1*-6 C₁y+y³=C₂ + x b. C. (C₂-y)² + x² = C₁ d. y=C₂-In(C₁-x²) e. y(x) = C₂ + In(cos(2(C₁ + x) O
Solve. y" + 6y (v¹)³=0 a. v(x) = C₂e1*-6 C₁y+y³=C₂ + x b. C. (C₂-y)² + x² = C₁ d. y=C₂-In(C₁-x²) e. y(x) = C₂ + In(cos(2(C₁ + x) O
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