Given equation is incorrect
Correct equation is,
"y^2+x^2p^2-2xyp=4"
"(y-xp)^2=2^2"
"\\to y-xp=2"
"\\to y-x\\dfrac{dy}{dx}=2"
"\\to y-2=x\\dfrac{dy}{dx}"
"\\to \\dfrac{dy}{y-2}=\\dfrac{dx}{x}"
Integrating Both the sides
"\\to \\int \\dfrac{dy}{y-2}=\\int\\dfrac{dx}{x}" '
"\\therefore log(y-2)=logx+logc"
"\\to y-2=xc"
"\\to y=xc+2"
For general solution ,
as y=xc+2
or y-xc=2
Squaring on both sides
"\\to (y-xc)^2=2^2"
"\\to y^2+x^2c^2-2xyc=4\\\\"
Subtract "c^2" on both sides
"\\to y^2+x^2c^2-2xyc-c^2=4-c^2\\\\\n\\to y^2-2xyc+c^2(x^2-1)=m^2" ( where "m^2=4-c^2" )
For SS
Let calculate value of constant at (0,0)
"\\to 0+c^2(-1)=m^2\\\\\nc^2=-m^2"
So SS is
"\\to y-0+c^2(-1)=m^2\\\\\n\\to y-c^2=m^2\\\\\n\\to y+m^2=m^2"
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x=y/2p +1/4p^2y^2
Dear uzair javaid, you have not described which differential equation should be solved. Please use the panel for submitting new questions.
Using Rule (4) If M (x, y)dx + N(x, y)dy = 0 is not exact and can be written in the form y f (x y)dx + xg(x y)dy=0. Solve the differential equation.
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