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SOLVED: A. Find y in terms of € if dy dx and y(0) = 2. For what €-interval is the solution defined? (Your answers should be numbers or plus or minus infinity:
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SOLVED: A. Find y in terms of x if dy = x^(t-1) dx and y(0) = 5. y(x) = B. For what x-interval is the solution defined? (Your answers should be numbers
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