1. (5) Given the IVP xdy/dx- y = 2x^2;y (1) = 5: (a) Write the DE...

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1. (5) Given the IVP xdy/dx- y = 2x^2;y (1) = 5: (a) Write theDE in standard form.
(b) Compute the integration factor, (x): Show your work.
(x) =
(c) Find the general solution of the DE. Show your work.
(d) Use the inital condition to solve for c: Show your work.
c =
(e) What is the largest interval I over which the solution isdened? Write your answer in the box.
2. (3) Given the DE (1 + y2 + xy2) dx + (x2y + y + 2xy) dy =0:
(a) Show that the DE is exact.
(b) Find f (x;y): Show your work. Write your answer in thebox.
f (x;y) =
(c) Find the solution. Write your answer in the box.
3. (2) Find an integrating factor for the inexact DE (xy2 2y3) dx +(32xy2) dy = 0: Show your work. Write your answer in the box.

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