(2x−y3−yex)dx=(2+ex+3xy2 )dy, y(0)=2. Solve the initial value problem and verify exact.

(2x−y³−ye^x)dx=(2+e^x+3xy² )dy, y(0)=2.

Solve the initial value problem and verify exact.

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We solve the given initial value problem by using the initial condition. Then we show that the given differential equation is exact.

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