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1. Find the general solutions a. xy’ + ln(x)y = 0 b. xy’ - 3x =...

1. Find the general solutions

a. xy’ + ln(x)y = 0

b. xy’ - 3x = 0

2. Solve the initial value

a. xy’ + (1 + xcox(x))y = 0;     y(pi/2) = 2

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