Solve the equation y + dx (x + y + 3) dy = 0.
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To do this, we need to rearrange the equation so that all the y terms are on one side and all the x terms are on the other side: y + dx (x+y+3)dy = 0 dy/dx = -y/(x+y+3) Now we can see that this is a separable equation, since we can separate the variables by Show more…
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