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solve the following initial value problem. dy/dx + a*y = f(x) with y(1)=2
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\[e^{ax} y'+e^{ax} ay=e^{ax}f(x)\] \[(e^{ax}y)'=e^{ax}f(x)\]
i have that, but how do you integrate both parts?
does f(x) = y ?
nope, that's all what's provided to me
hmm but it gives initial condition y(1) = 2 so im assuming we are solving for y(x) , hence a function of x...f(x)
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i think that y is y and f(x) is just some function which can be anything
i think it should be integrated using definite integral somehow
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