Show that y=cx-2 is a general solution of xy' = y +2, where c is an arbitrary constant and find c if y(1) = 3.

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Show that y=cx-2 is a general solution of xy' =y+2, where c is an
arbitrary constant and find c if y(1) = 3.
Transcribed Image Text:Show that y=cx-2 is a general solution of xy' =y+2, where c is an arbitrary constant and find c if y(1) = 3.
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