DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS-NEXTGEN WILEYPLUS
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Author: BRANNAN
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Chapter 2.4, Problem 23P
Show that ϕ(t)=e2t is a solution of y'−2y=0 and that y=cϕ(t) is also a solution of this equation for any value of the constant c.
Show that ϕ(t)=1/t is a solution of y'+y2=0 for t>0 but that y=cϕ(t) is not a solution of this equation unless c=0 or c=1. Note that the equation of part (b) is nonlinear, whereas that of part (a) is linear.
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