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Solve 4xy′ − 8y = x−2, y(1) = −9. (a) Identify the integrating factor, α(x). α(x) = (b) Find the general solution. y(x) = Note: Use C for the arbitrary constant. (c) Solve the initial value problem y(1) = −9. y(x) =

Solve 4xy′ − 8y = x−2, y(1) = −9. (a) Identify the integrating factor, α(x). α(x) = (b) Find the general solution. y(x) = Note: Use C for the arbitrary constant. (c) Solve the initial value problem y(1) = −9. y(x) =

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Solve 4 x y ′ − 8 y = x − 2 , y ( 1 ) = − 9 . (a) Identify the integrating factor, α ( x ) .
α ( x ) =
◻ (b) Find the general solution.
y ( x ) = ◻
Note: Use C for the arbitrary constant. (c) Solve the initial value problem y ( 1 ) = − 9 .
y ( x ) =
◻

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