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Solve the initial value problem $e^y y' = e^y + 2x$, $y(2) = 6$. y = help (formulas)

          Solve the initial value problem
$e^y y' = e^y + 2x$, 
$y(2) = 6$.
y = help (formulas)

Solve the initial value problem
e^y y' = e^y + 2x,
y(2) = 6.
y = help (formulas)

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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03/10/2024

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