Consider the following 1st order differential equation for y = y(x): y + 2x y +...

 

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Consider the following 1st order differential equation for y = y(x): y + 2x y + y - = 0 Solve it by setting up some variable separated equation in differential forms. After you integrate, you will find an implicit 1- parameter solution, with parameter C of the form ay +By + x = C with a, , y some numbers. Since the parameter C can be rescaled (massaging the constant), we can rescale the entire expression such that a, , y are all positive integers with no common factors. If we are to rescale the solution so that a, B, y are all positive integers with no common factors, find the sum a +8+y, and enter your answer below. Consider the following 1st order differential equation for y = y(x): y + 2x y + y - = 0 Solve it by setting up some variable separated equation in differential forms. After you integrate, you will find an implicit 1- parameter solution, with parameter C of the form ay +By + x = C with a, , y some numbers. Since the parameter C can be rescaled (massaging the constant), we can rescale the entire expression such that a, , y are all positive integers with no common factors. If we are to rescale the solution so that a, B, y are all positive integers with no common factors, find the sum a +8+y, and enter your answer below.