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how do you verify verify the left side is a product rule. in linear differential equations?
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if you're using the integrating factor on a linear differential equation then one side will always be of the product rule, u(t)y'(t) where u(t) is the integrating factor. it just always seems to work out
is there an exact problem you are looking at or any you want to use as an example if you still need help
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