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Solve the 1st-order linear differential equation using an integrating fac- tor. For problem solve the initial...

Solve the 1st-order linear differential equation using an integrating fac-

tor. For problem solve the initial value problem. For each problem, specify the solution

interval.

dy/dx−2xy=x, y(0) = 1

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