Answer to Question #70700 in Differential Equations for TARASANKAR CHAKRABARTY

Differential Equations

Question #70700

Solve:(i)(dy/dx-1)^2(d^2y/dx^2+1)^2y=sin^2(x/2)+e^x+x
(ii)2x^2y(d2y/dx2)+4y^2=x^2(dy/dx)^2+2xy(dy/dx)

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