Question #271007

Solve the equation in exact differentials: (3x2+2y)dx+(2x-3)dy=0


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Expert's answer
2021-11-29T15:51:52-0500

(3x2+2y)y=(2x3)x=2(3x^2+2y)_y=(2x-3)_x=2


F=(3x2+2y)dx=x3+2xy+g(y)F=\int (3x^2+2y)dx=x^3+2xy+g(y)


Fy=2x+g(y)=2x3F_y=2x+g'(y)=2x-3

g(y)=3g'(y)=-3

g(y)=3y+cg(y)=-3y+c


F=x3+2xy3y+cF=x^3+2xy-3y+c


x3+2xy3y+c=0x^3+2xy-3y+c=0


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