Solve the differential equation (21xy + 21y²) + (7x² +21xy) y = 0 using the integrating factor u(x, y) = (ry (10x + 15y)) ¹. NOTE: Do not enter an arbitrary constant.

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Solve the differential equation (21xy + 21y²) + (7x² +21xy)y = 0
using the integrating factor (x, y) = (xy(10x + 15y))-¹.
NOTE: Do not enter an arbitrary constant.
The general solution is given implicitly by
=c, for any constant c.
Transcribed Image Text:Solve the differential equation (21xy + 21y²) + (7x² +21xy)y = 0 using the integrating factor (x, y) = (xy(10x + 15y))-¹. NOTE: Do not enter an arbitrary constant. The general solution is given implicitly by =c, for any constant c.
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