[Differential Equations] homogeneous DE to and exact DE with an integrating factor.

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The general homogeneous DE \frac{dy}{dx}=h(\frac{y}{x}) can me rewritten as h(\frac{y}{x})dx-dy=0 Assuming h(z) not = z show that the integrating factor u=\frac{1}{xh(\frac{y}{x})-y} makes the rewritten DE and exact DE

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Posted Sep 16, 2015, 7:43 AM UTC · edited

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