Find the general solution of the differential equation y′=e6x−7x.

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Consider this option:
1) dy/dx=e⁶ˣ-7x; => dy=(e⁶ˣ-7x)dx;
2)
$y= \int\ {(e^(6x)-7x)} \, dx; \ =\ \textgreater \ \ y= (1)/(6)e^(6x)- (7)/(2)x^2+C.$

KoalaZub answered Aug 7, 2019

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