Transform (x + 3y)dr – xdy = 0 to a possible standard form of first ordered linear differential equation. y() - 1 b. x- 3y = x c -0) - 3 d. x0) = 3 dy a. dy C. de
Transform (x + 3y)dr – xdy = 0 to a possible standard form of first ordered linear differential equation. y() - 1 b. x- 3y = x c -0) - 3 d. x0) = 3 dy a. dy C. de
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Transcribed Image Text:Transform (x + 3y)dr – xdy = 0 to a possible standard form of first ordered linear differential equation.
y() - 1
b. x- 3y = x
c -0) - 3
d. x0) = 3
dy
a.
dy
C.
de
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