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Intergrating factor of the differential equation dx/dy+3x/y=1/y^2

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Answered by Anonymous
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Integrating factor : e^(3 log y)

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Answered by pavanadevassy
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The correct answer is e^3logy

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: differential equation dx/dy+3x/y=1/y^2

To find: Intergrating factor of the given equation

dx/dy+3x/y=1/y^2

we know that linear differential equation is given as,

dx/dy + Px = Q

So, we get from the linear differential equation P=3/y

Intergrating factor is given as,

= e ^S P dy

= e ^S 3/y dy

After integrating we get,

= e^3logy

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