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Solve the following initial value problem: tdy dt + 5y = 7t with y(1) = 8. y = .

Solve the following initial value problem: tdy dt + 5y = 7t with y(1) = 8. y = .

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Solve the following initial value problem:
t d y d t + 5 y = 7 t
with y ( 1 ) = 8 .
y = ◻ .

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