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Solve y'=(-6x+y-3)/(2x-y-1) implicitly.
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y=ux u=y/x y'=u'x+u u'x+u=(-6x+ux-3)/(2x-ux-1)=((x(u-6))-3)/((x(2-u))-1)
you need to have DE in homogeneous form before doing that
Is the given DE homogeneous ?
It seems no.
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why ?
Because I just did the substitution but it didn't work.
did u get that method ?
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