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Find an integrating factor for the equation that depends on one variable only. Verify that the...

Find an integrating factor for the equation that depends on one variable only. Verify that the equation that results from multiplying the equation below by your integrating factor is indeed exact. You do not need to solve the equation.

1 + (1 + t + y)dy/dt = 0

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