Few hard integrations in Dif.equation solution

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Homework Statement



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z(t) + (-tz + 3t)dt=0

Second:

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How can one solve hose integrations I was faced as one part in solving Dif. equation.

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I have tried to soleve bouth of them by usin substitution rule but I have failed do gain the right answers. I must have been making some silly and repeating error.
 

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Hello tiam77, welcome to Physicsforums!

Forum policy is for the helpers to not give help if you do not show us any work - Saying you tried something is good, show us what exactly you did. We can't help you if we can't see where you are going wrong?

For the first one, is z a function or a constant?

For the second one, the substitution seems fairly obvious. What did you try to use? Show us what you did!
 
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