Solve the differential equation (3x+4y+2)dx + (x+8y)dy using possible method(s).
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To do this, we can rearrange the equation to isolate the dx and dy terms: (3x + 4y + 2)dx = -(x + 8y)dy Now we can see that the equation is separable, since we can write it as: (3x + 4y + 2)dx = -(x + 8y)dy (3x + 4y + 2)dx + (x + 8y)dy = 0 Show more…
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