Math Problem Statement
Bestimmen Sie die Lösung des Anfangwertproblems xy2(x)+y(x)-xy'(x)=0, y(1)=2 mit Hilfe eines integrierenden Faktors der Form M=M(t) mit t=t(x,y)=y. Geben Sie dabei die implizite und explizite Form der Lösung an. Please solve this math problem from my german höhere mathematik 3 exam.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Differential Equations
Initial Value Problems
Integrating Factor Method
Formulas
xy^2 + y - x y'(x) = 0
y'(x) = y^2 + y/x
Integrating factor M(y) = 1/y^2
General solution: y(x) = 1/-(x + ln|x| - C)
Theorems
Method of Integrating Factors
Solving First-Order Differential Equations
Suitable Grade Level
University (Advanced Calculus/Differential Equations)
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