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Solve the following initial value problem:xy'=(y-x)^3+y;y(1)=3÷2

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Solve the initial value problem xy + y = x, y(2) = 5. ... 3. Solve the initial value problem (x + 1)y = 2y, y(1) = 1. Solution. Separating variables ... try y = ue−x in the given equation, leading to.

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Solve the following initial value problem:xy'=(y-x)^3+y;y(1)=3÷2​

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