What is the constant of integration of the differential equation 2ydx + xdy - x^3dx = 0 when y(1) = 1? If your answer is fraction, use the symbol /. If negative, write the negative sign in the numerator.
What is the constant of integration of the differential equation 2ydx + xdy - x^3dx = 0 when y(1) = 1? If your answer is fraction, use the symbol /. If negative, write the negative sign in the numerator.
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Transcribed Image Text:What is the constant of
integration of the differential
equation 2ydx + xdy - x^3dx =
0 when y(1) = 1? If your answer is
fraction, use the symbol /. If
negative, write the negative sign
in the numerator.
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