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Find the implicit IVP solution
y'(x) = – (ex ⁄ ey+yey)
y(0) = 0
What can we say about the existence of the explicit solution? If there is, can we say who it is?
Solution
SEparate variables: (ey + yey)dy = – exdx;
We integrate now both sides: ∫(ey + yey)dy = – ∫exdx; ey + yey – ey = – ex + C; yey = – ex + C.
y(0) = 0; 0·e0 = – 1 + C; C = 0.
So, yey = – ex + 1 is implicit solution of this IVP