if i do enough of these problems i will eventually get it....
ok i see that the problem is homogeneous, but why cant it be linear?
x dy/dx = ye^(x/y) - x
i rewrote it in the form....
dy/dx - (ye^(x/y))/x = -1
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if i do enough of these problems i will eventually get it....
ok i see that the problem is homogeneous, but why cant it be linear?
x dy/dx = ye^(x/y) - x
i rewrote it in the form....
dy/dx - (ye^(x/y))/x = -1
is a linear ODE, note that in your rewriting
depends of
and
so it's not linear.