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Find the general solution to the differential equation
y'+(12x^11)y=x^12
Use the variable I= the integral of e^(x^12)dx where it occurs in your answer.
According to some people, it doesn't have an elementary solution, look at:
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=y%27+%2B+12*x^11*y+%3D+x^12
there's a incomplete gamma function ?
can someone please show me how to solve this problem, thank you so much!
y'+(12x^11)y=x^12
Use the variable I= the integral of e^(x^12)dx where it occurs in your answer.
According to some people, it doesn't have an elementary solution, look at:
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=y%27+%2B+12*x^11*y+%3D+x^12
there's a incomplete gamma function ?
can someone please show me how to solve this problem, thank you so much!