solve the given DE or IVP (Initial-Value Problem). a. 2y′ + y cot x = 8y-1...

solve the given DE or IVP (Initial-Value Problem).

a. 2y′ + y cot x = 8y^-1 cos³ x

b. y′ = sin² (3x − 3y + 1)

c. xy′ + y ln x = y ln y

d. x² dy/dx = y² + 5xy + 4x²

Expert Solution

Colby Messinger answered 2 years ago

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