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What is the solution to the following bernoulli de? \[t^2 dy/dx+y^2=ty\]
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So, from your equation t^2 dy/dx+y^2=ty
Dividing boths side by t^2 we get
dy/dx+y^2/t^2=y/t
After re arranging
dy/dx−y/t=−y^2/t^2
after substituting we get
w=−y^−3
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