Mathematics, 26.04.2021 01:30 divagothboi

What is the particular solution to the differential equation: Dy/dx= (15)/((3x+1)^2)*(e^(2y+6)) with initial condition y(0)=-3

What is the particular solution to the differential equation:

Dy/dx= (15)/((3x+1)^2)*(e^(2y+6)) w

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