Solve the given differential equation by using appropriate solutions x*dx+(y-2x)dy=0

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Solve the given differential equation by using appropriate solutions

x*dx+(y-2x)dy=0

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dx²+(y-2x) dy=0
dx²+dy²-2dxy=0
(dx-dy)²=0

Wez Sie Tato answered Apr 3, 2017

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Solution for the differential equation xdx + (y - 2x)dy = 0 is x/(y(x) - 1) + log((y(x) - x)/x) c1 - log(x)

Richard Heap answered Apr 6, 2017

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