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Find a solution to dydx=xy+6x+4y+24dydx=xy+6x+4y+24. If necessary, use kk to denote an arbitrary constant

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Answer:

f(x, y) = yx²/2 + 3x² + 4yx + 24x + K

Explanation:

Given the expression dy/dx=xy+6x+4y+24

To find the solution, we are to make y the subject of the formula as shown

dy = (xy+6x+4y+24)dx

∫dy =∫(xy+6x+4y+24)dx

y = ∫(xy+6x+4y+24)dx

We are to integrate the function with respect to x keeping y constant. Since all constant are brought out if integral sign we will have;

y = ∫(xy)dx + ∫(6x)dx + ∫(4y)dx + ∫24dx

y = y∫xdx + 6∫xdx + 4y∫dx + 24∫dx

Integrate;

y = yx²/2 + 6x²/2 + 4yx + 24x + K

y = yx²/2 + 3x² + 4yx + 24x + K

Hence the solution to the differential expression is;

f(x, y) = yx²/2 + 3x² + 4yx + 24x + K

Where K is the constant of integration.

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