Question #178606

1/xy2+y4 is an integral factor of the differential equation(x2y+y2)dx+(y3-z3)dy=0 true or false


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Expert's answer
2021-04-20T15:49:00-0400

Given equation,

(x2y+y2)dx+(y3x3)dy=0(x^2y+y^2)dx+(y^3-x^3)dy=0


Here, M=x2y+y2,N=y3x3M=x^2y+y^2, N=y^3-x^3


Hence Integrating factor I.F.=1Mx+Ny=1x3y+xy2+y4x3yI.F.=\dfrac{1}{Mx+Ny}=\dfrac{1}{x^3y+xy^2+y^4-x^3y}


=1xy2+y4=\dfrac{1}{xy^2+y^4}


Hence 1xy2+y4\dfrac{1}{xy^2+y^4} is an integrating factor of given equation.


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