Final Answer:
C. y = e^3x / (3x + 9)
Step-by-step explanation:
To show that y₀³y = x has a solution y = e^3x / (3x + 9), we can substitute this solution into the given equation and demonstrate its validity.
Starting with y = e^3x / (3x + 9), we raise it to the power of 3:
y³ = (e^3x / (3x + 9))³
Simplifying the expression:
y³ = e^9x / (3x + 9)³
Now, if we multiply y³ by (3x + 9), we get:
y³(3x + 9) = e^9x / (3x + 9)
Canceling out the common factor of (3x + 9) on both sides:
y³ = e^9x
Now, we substitute this expression back into the original equation:
y₀³y = (e^3x)³ * (e^9x / (3x + 9)) = e^9x = x
This demonstrates that y = e^3x / (3x + 9) is indeed a solution to the given equation, and the correct option is C.