Question

I only need help moving the Ys to the left and the Xs to the right.

Answer 1

ok

Answer 2

\[\frac{ dy }{ dx }=\frac{ 2x }{ y+x^2y }\]

Please show me step by step

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

do you have some kind of picture

Answer 5

you go to k12 right

Answer 6

hello

Answer 7

you mean 12th grade?

Answer 8

no k12 is kidergarden through 12th grade

Answer 9

hmmm are you getting the derivative of \(\bf \cfrac{ 2x }{ y+x^2y } ?\)

Answer 10

ok so i will explain it to you

Answer 11

I can do the derivative, I just want to get the Ys to the left and the Xs to the right.

Answer 12

I'm actually going to do the integral.

Answer 13

hmmm you may want to repost the question with a better wording then
because as it's, it not very clear what you want
so post, "taking the integra of ..." :)

Answer 14

I know the first step is...
\[(y+x^2y) dy=(2x)dx\]

Answer 15

but I have to move the x^2 to the right.