Question #218463

2. Find the complete integral of the partial differential

equation p+q=sin x+sin y.


Expert's answer

The given differential equation can be written as


p−sin⁡x=sin⁡y−qp-\sin x=\sin y-q

Let


p−sin⁡x=a=sin⁡y−qp-\sin x=a=\sin y-q

We have


p=a+sin⁡x,q=sin⁡y−ap=a+\sin x, q=\sin y-a

dz=(a+sin⁡x)dx+(sin⁡y−a)dydz=(a+\sin x)dx+(\sin y-a)dy

Integrate


z=ax−cos⁡x−cos⁡y−ay+bz=ax-\cos x-\cos y-ay+b

The complete integral of the given PDE is


z=a(x−y)−(cos⁡x+cos⁡y)+bz=a(x-y)-(\cos x+\cos y)+b


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