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(y^2)'' + (y^2)' + y^2 = 0
1) Is this DE linear?
What if we substitute y^2 = h
and solve for h
y = sqrt(h)
2) Would that be valid?
3) Would that be considered a somewhat trivial type of linearization?
1) Is this DE linear?
What if we substitute y^2 = h
and solve for h
y = sqrt(h)
2) Would that be valid?
3) Would that be considered a somewhat trivial type of linearization?