david.a491
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Hello everyone
I'm trying to solve the following equation with the easiest approach possible
(3x+2y)dx+(3x+2y-5)dy=0
I did some work to it
(3x+2y)dx+(3x+2y)dy-5dy=0
(3x+2y)(dx+dy)=5dy
The right side is ready to integrate, however the constants on the left side are completely throwing me off, if I had (x+y)(dx+dy) I'd be ready to integrate, but the 3 and the 2 are in my way and I see no way to get rid of them, any help would be appreciated!
I'm trying to solve the following equation with the easiest approach possible
(3x+2y)dx+(3x+2y-5)dy=0
I did some work to it
(3x+2y)dx+(3x+2y)dy-5dy=0
(3x+2y)(dx+dy)=5dy
The right side is ready to integrate, however the constants on the left side are completely throwing me off, if I had (x+y)(dx+dy) I'd be ready to integrate, but the 3 and the 2 are in my way and I see no way to get rid of them, any help would be appreciated!