2. The function 0(x,y) = 1/(xy) is an integrating factor of dy x²y3 + x(1+ y)x 0. %3D

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Chapter7: Integration
Section7.1: Antiderivatives
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show whether the following functions are integrating factors of the following Non exact DE or not

2. The function 0(x,y) = 1/(xy) is an integrating factor of
dy
x²y3 + x(1+ y)x
0.
%3D
Transcribed Image Text:2. The function 0(x,y) = 1/(xy) is an integrating factor of dy x²y3 + x(1+ y)x 0. %3D
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