Given the initial condition y(1) = 4, what is the particular solution of the equation y' = y (2x + 3)? ○ y = ex²+3x+0.073 y = ex²+3x -0.073 y = 0.073 ex²+3x y = ex² + 3x + 0.073

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Given the initial condition y(1) = 4, what is the particular solution of the equation y' = y (2x + 3)?
= ex²+3x+0.073
y =
○ y = et²+3x - 0.073
○ y = 0.073ex²+3x
○ y = ex²+3x +0.073
Transcribed Image Text:Given the initial condition y(1) = 4, what is the particular solution of the equation y' = y (2x + 3)? = ex²+3x+0.073 y = ○ y = et²+3x - 0.073 ○ y = 0.073ex²+3x ○ y = ex²+3x +0.073
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