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Consider the First-Order Differential Equation - 10xy = 0 y(x)=c0e102x2 y(x)=c_{0} e^{\frac{10}{2} x^{2}}

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Consider the first-order differential equation  Consider the first-order differential equation   - 10xy = 0. Assume a solution of this equation can be represented as a power series   Express the solution y(x)  as an elementary function. A)    y(x) =c_{0} e^{\frac{10}{2} x^{2}}   B)    y(x) =c_{0} e^{(10 x) ^{2}}   C)    y(x) =c_{1} e^{10 x}   D)    y(x) =c_{1} e^{10 x^{2}}   E)    y(x) =c_{1} e^{(10 x) ^{2}} - 10xy = 0.
Assume a solution of this equation can be represented as a power series  Consider the first-order differential equation   - 10xy = 0. Assume a solution of this equation can be represented as a power series   Express the solution y(x)  as an elementary function. A)    y(x) =c_{0} e^{\frac{10}{2} x^{2}}   B)    y(x) =c_{0} e^{(10 x) ^{2}}   C)    y(x) =c_{1} e^{10 x}   D)    y(x) =c_{1} e^{10 x^{2}}   E)    y(x) =c_{1} e^{(10 x) ^{2}}
Express the solution y(x) as an elementary function.


A) y(x) =c0e102x2 y(x) =c_{0} e^{\frac{10}{2} x^{2}}
B) y(x) =c0e(10x) 2 y(x) =c_{0} e^{(10 x) ^{2}}
C) y(x) =c1e10x y(x) =c_{1} e^{10 x}
D) y(x) =c1e10x2 y(x) =c_{1} e^{10 x^{2}}
E) y(x) =c1e(10x) 2 y(x) =c_{1} e^{(10 x) ^{2}}

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