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Mathematics, 19.07.2019 01:10 bugsbunny27

Use an integrating factor µ(t) or µ(y) to convert the following equation into an exact equation and then find its general solution.
(y + 4t^2) dt + t(ln(t) − 3)dy = 0 , t > e^3 .
show each step, including integrals.

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