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determine whether the following ordinary differential equations are (a) nonlinear (B) linear time-varying or (c) linear time-invariant dy/dt +(e^2t)y=0 ?
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Use integrating factor method to solve this function. Integrating factor is \[u(t)=e^{\int\limits_{}^{}e ^{2t}dt}\] Next, solve this function to find the value of y given by: \[y=\frac{ c }{ u(t) }\]; where c is a constant. Then try to determine whether ur answer is linear or not.
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