Integrate the following differential equations: a.) y(2x−y+2)dx+2(x−y)dy = 0; b.) yV-2yIV+3y''' - 2y'' = -x + ex.

Integrate the following differential equations:

a.) y(2x−y+2)dx+2(x−y)dy = 0;

b.) y^V-2y^IV+3y''' - 2y'' = -x + e^x.

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