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I learned how to solve homogeneous DE's from youtube videos. This presented a problem when during my last test, a question stated that i should show a DE to be homogeneous. The way I learned was different then the rest of the class and I missed the points. But it works. I want to find some documentation so that I may challenge my professors grading. But...I don't have anything other than these videos.
http://www.wikihow.com/Solve-Differential-Equations
Specifically, i want to identify the test used in these videos that changes the DE to terms of F(x\y).
I learned how to solve homogeneous DE's from youtube videos. This presented a problem when during my last test, a question stated that i should show a DE to be homogeneous. The way I learned was different then the rest of the class and I missed the points. But it works. I want to find some documentation so that I may challenge my professors grading. But...I don't have anything other than these videos.
http://www.wikihow.com/Solve-Differential-Equations
Specifically, i want to identify the test used in these videos that changes the DE to terms of F(x\y).
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