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ider the (2kxy-6x)dx + (2x² - 2y)dy = 0, where k is a real number. If the given differential equation is exact, then k = Then, the solution of the differential equation is given by. where c is an arbitrary constant. A) f(x,y) 2xy - y² - 3r³ B) f(x,y) 2xy - y² - 2x³ c) f(x, y) 2xy - y²-6x³ D) f(x,y)²y - 2x³ E) f(x,y) = 2y-2y² - 32³ F) None of these

ider the (2kxy-6x)dx + (2x² - 2y)dy = 0, where k is a real number. If the given differential equation is exact, then k = Then, the solution of the differential equation is given by. where c is an arbitrary constant. A) f(x,y) 2xy - y² - 3r³ B) f(x,y) 2xy - y² - 2x³ c) f(x, y) 2xy - y²-6x³ D) f(x,y)²y - 2x³ E) f(x,y) = 2y-2y² - 32³ F) None of these

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LINEAR EQUATIONS & EXACT EQUATIONS & SOLUTIONS BY SUBSTITUTIONS


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so for the k = is it 2 or -2 or 1 or nonr or 0 or 4 or -3 or 0.5 or -4

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Consider the differential equation (2kry - 6x²)dx + (2x² - 2y)dy = 0, where k is a real number. If the given differential equation is exact, then Then, the solution of the differential equation is given by. C, where c is an arbitrary constant. A) f(x,y) =2ry - y² - 3r³ B) f(x,y) 2xy - y² - 2x³ C) f(x,y) =2x²y - y²-6x³ D) f(x,y) =zy - 2x³ E) f(x,y) = x²y - 2y² - 3x³ F) None of these
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the differential equation (2kry - 6x²)dx + (2x² - 2y)dy = 0, where k is a real number. If the given differential equation is exact, then Then, the solution of the differential equation is given by. C, where c is an arbitrary constant. A) f(x,y) =2ry - y² - 3r³ B) f(x,y) 2xy - y² - 2x³ C) f(x,y) =2x²y - y²-6x³ D) f(x,y) =zy - 2x³ E) f(x,y) = x²y - 2y² - 3x³ F) None of these
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