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initial value problem: 2y' * sqroot(x) = y y(0) = 1
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\[2y'\sqrt{x} = y\] y(0) = 1
\[2dy/dx \sqrt{x}=y,\] dy/y=dx/(2(sqrt(x), \[\ln \left| y \right|=\sqrt{x}+c\] subst. (0,1) to get ln(1)=sqrt(0) +c so c=0
Im hoping you know how to integrate , good luck!
thank you lbt =3
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