Discussion
A first-order equation is homogeneous when it can be written as \( dy/dx = \)
Answer: A
If the right side depends only on the ratio, the substitution \( y = vx \) makes the equation separable in \( v \) and \( x \). A function of \( x \) alone integrates directly; the product form is the separable case; and a function of \( y \) alone is separable too. Homogeneity is specifically about the ratio
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