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![Give the substitution that converts the given nonlinear equation into a linear equation then solve
the initial value problem.
y' ¹+²y=t²y−², y(1)=1
a. y(t) = 3√1+3
b. y(t) =
2
1+e-2t
c. y(t) =
d. y=3
e. y² =
a
Od
O
e
1
e¹[t+1+e]
t6 +1
2t3
5t
2+5 Ct5](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/a72e8965-bd79-4464-a740-a72095a0be2c/db02f8bc-8154-49b1-9e9d-0e12f408ec84/nfkog5u_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Give the substitution that converts the given nonlinear equation into a linear equation then solve
the initial value problem.
y' ¹+²y=t²y−², y(1)=1
a. y(t) = 3√1+3
b. y(t) =
2
1+e-2t
c. y(t) =
d. y=3
e. y² =
a
Od
O
e
1
e¹[t+1+e]
t6 +1
2t3
5t
2+5 Ct5
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