Asked by Hannah
                does anyone know which of these are differential equations
1) x dx/dy -y = 2x^2
2) dy/dx + x^3y = sin y
3) 1/y dy/dx + y cosx = 3x
thanks
            
        1) x dx/dy -y = 2x^2
2) dy/dx + x^3y = sin y
3) 1/y dy/dx + y cosx = 3x
thanks
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                    Answered by
            oobleck
            
    I guess they all are, though usually, we write dy/dx if y is a function of x.
In that case, you'd have
x / (dy/dx) - y = 2x^2
which does not qualify, since dy/dx is in the denominator.
    
In that case, you'd have
x / (dy/dx) - y = 2x^2
which does not qualify, since dy/dx is in the denominator.
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