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Solve (x) dy/dx = y + 2x^2y , y(1) = e
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This is a separable differential equation. \[x{dy \over dx}=y(1+2x^2) \implies {dy \over y}={1+2x^2 \over x}dx.\] Now integrate both sides.
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not really, trying to figure out
Let me help you with one more step \[\int\limits {dy \over y}=\int\limits ({1 \over x}+2x)dx\] Looks better?
yeah ! thanks a lot !
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