let y(1) = 1/e and xy'-y+y^2*e^x = 0   calculate the smallest of the values ​​of x in the y domain

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let y(1) = 1/e
and xy'-y+y^2*e^x = 0

 

calculate the smallest of the values ​​of x in the y domain

1
y(1) =
xy – y +y'e" = 0
Transcribed Image Text:1 y(1) = xy – y +y'e" = 0
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