Differential Equation - 1st Order Sol. (6 of 10) Exact Differentials: Ex. 5, (1/x)dy-(y/x^2)dx=0

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In this video I will find the 1st order solution to (1/x)dy-(y/x^2)dx=0.

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very i have watched many vids on exact DE..solutions....this is super good easy notation..he could speak a little slower....

charliewillie
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Professor, why cant we multiply the whole equation by x^2 so as to get the equation to the form xdy-ydx=0 <=> ydx-xdy=0. In that case, the factor k(y) is not coming out to be a constant but dependent on x. Your take?

marinerashwin