Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Consider the initial value problem
dy/dx = 2x/(y − 1), y(0) = y0.
a. Solve this initial value problem for y0 ∈ R\{1}. Always give as large as possible
interval at which the solution exists.
b. Describe the set of solutions geometrically and make a sketch of the total
pattern of solutions. What happens if y0 → 1?
please if able provide some explanation with the steps, thank you in adavance.
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