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Solve the Bernoulli equation a) xy′−4y = x^2√y, b) y′ = y(y^3 cosx +tgx), Solve the...

Solve the Bernoulli equation

a) xy′−4y = x^2√y,

b) y′ = y(y^3 cosx +tgx),

Solve the exact equation

a) 2xcos^2 ydx +(2y−x2sin2y)dy = 0,

b)  (x^3 −3xy^2 +2)dx−(3x^2y−y^2)dy = 0,

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In first question (b) the question is incorrect as it contains a term tgx

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