Differential Equation: y' = 2(3x + y)^2 - 1
How can i solve this problem y' = 2(3x+y)2-1 when x = 0, y =0. Can someone show me the solution ?
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How can i solve this problem y' = 2(3x+y)2-1 when x = 0, y =0. Can someone show me the solution ?
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