Solving Two Problems: (-3x+2y)dy=(x-2y)dx and y*dy= - (y+cos x ) dx

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i have two problem

1- (-3x+2y)dy=(x-2y)dx


2- y*dy= - (y+cos x ) dx

pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzz help me quiqly:frown:
 
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What have you tried?

Where are you stuck?
 
i can not seprate the variables
 
if posible plese solve it for me
 
also when i seprat the viaribles big proplem for integration
 
For the first one try y = ux, dy = udx + xdu.
 
i try but integration is deficlult
 
pleas help
 
LCKurtz said:
For the first one try y = ux, dy = udx + xdu.

abdooo89 said:
i try but integration is deficlult

abdooo89 said:
pleas help

You need to show us what you have done so we can see where you are having a problem.
 
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abdooo89 said:
i try but integration is deficlult
At least, show what you have.

You asked for help, show what efforts you have made.
 
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:frown: how u can take integration for both side
 
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x2 dx2+(x2+ cos x1 ) dx1=0 take integration plese help
 
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Note: moved to Homework and Coursework Questions forum where this should have been posted.
 
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abdooo89 said:
if posible plese solve it for me
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