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Consider the following initial value problem: dx/dt + 7x/t = et^4, x(1) =2 (a) Find an...

Consider the following initial value problem: dx/dt + 7x/t = et^4, x(1) =2

(a) Find an integrating factor for the differential equation.

(b) Use the integrating factor to solve the initial value problem

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