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In Problems 3.27, 3.28, and 3.29, differential equations are given in both standard and differential form. Determine whether the equations in standard form are homogencous and/or linear, and, if not linear, whether they are Bernoulli; determine whether the equations in differential form, as given, are separable and'or exact. x dx 上小= 3.27. y = xy; --dy 0 y 3.28. y' = xy + 1; (xy + 1)dx - dy = 0 3.29. -dx-dy 0

In Problems 3.27, 3.28, and 3.29, differential equations are given in both standard and differential form. Determine whether the equations in standard form are homogencous and/or linear, and, if not linear, whether they are Bernoulli; determine whether the equations in differential form, as given, are separable and'or exact. x dx 上小= 3.27. y = xy; --dy 0 y 3.28. y' = xy + 1; (xy + 1)dx - dy = 0 3.29. -dx-dy 0

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In Problems 3.27, 3.28, and 3.29, differential equations are given in both standard and differential form. Determine whether the equations in standard form are homogencous and'or linear, and, if not linear, whether they are Bernoulli; determine whether the equations in differential form, as given, are separable and'or exact. 3.27. y = xy: xdx --dy = 0 x dx y 3.28. y = xy + 1; (xy + 1)dx - dy = 0 3.29. dx-dy 0
Transcribed Image Text:In Problems 3.27, 3.28, and 3.29, differential equations are given in both standard and differential form. Determine whether the equations in standard form are homogencous and'or linear, and, if not linear, whether they are Bernoulli; determine whether the equations in differential form, as given, are separable and'or exact. 3.27. y = xy: xdx --dy = 0 x dx y 3.28. y = xy + 1; (xy + 1)dx - dy = 0 3.29. dx-dy 0
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