Question

dy/dx = x+y/y-x' , y(1)=2

@zepdrix

Answer 1

x'=dx/dy ??

Answer 2

i got a couple steps in and lost it

Answer 3

I am asking you, what does x' represents here? or is that a typo?

Answer 4

it represents x prime

Answer 5

That doesn't make sense patty :c

Answer 6

The prime would suggest it's a `derivative of x`.
Derivative with respect to what other variable?
With respect to y?

So it does represent dx/dy?

Answer 7

Or that's all the info you were given? c:

Answer 8

screw x prime and say the ' was a typo

Answer 9

lol XD

Answer 10

z anything?

Answer 11

let v=y-x
then v'=y'-1 -> y'=v'+1
we then have
v'+1=(v+2x)/v
try solving that, then subbing back in for v in terms of y after integration

Answer 12

i think i did something wrong

Answer 13

can you try to show some of what you did?