The answer would be x=4 and y=-2.
1. Let a and b be coefficients such that

Combining the fractions on the right gives



so that

2. a. The given ODE is separable as

Using the result of part (1), integrating both sides gives

Given that y = 1 when x = 1, we find

so the particular solution to the ODE is

We can solve this explicitly for y :


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2. b. When x = 9, we get
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I cant see the question :/
Step-by-step explanation:
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One thing that must be true is that the objects will cause some leaning because their masses are unequal, judging from the volume that the objects can hold. One thing that could be true is that the triangle could be heavier than the square, leading to a leaning toward the left. The second pic cannot be true, for there are too much mass concentrated on one side to maintain equilibrium.