Find the general solution of the differential equation: dy = 2t y +(cost)et2
dydt=2ty+(cost)et2dydt−2ty=(cost)et2This is a linear differential equation.Integrating factor, IF=e∫−2tdt=e−t2Therefore, solution is given byye−t2=∫e−t2(cost)et2dtye−t2=∫cost dtye−t2=sint+cy=et2(sint+c)\frac{dy}{dt} = 2t y +(cost)e^{t^2}\\ \frac{dy}{dt} -2t y =(cost)e^{t^2}\\ \text{This is a linear differential equation.}\\ \text{Integrating factor, IF}=e^{\int-2tdt}=e^{-t^2}\\ \text{Therefore, solution is given by}\\ ye^{-t^2}=\int e^{-t^2}(cost)e^{t^2}dt\\ ye^{-t^2}=\int cost \space dt\\ ye^{-t^2}=sint+c\\ y=e^{t^2}(sint+c)dtdy=2ty+(cost)et2dtdy−2ty=(cost)et2This is a linear differential equation.Integrating factor, IF=e∫−2tdt=e−t2Therefore, solution is given byye−t2=∫e−t2(cost)et2dtye−t2=∫cost dtye−t2=sint+cy=et2(sint+c)
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