Answer on Question #69637 - Math - Differential Equations
Question
(x2+y2)dx−2xydy=0Solution
(x2+y2)dx−2xydy=0x2+y2−2xyy′=0yy′=2xx2+y2y′=2xyx2+y2y′=2yx+2xyy′−2xy=2x⋅y1Method 1
yy′−2x1y2=2xz=y2(1)21z′−2x1z=2xz′−x1z=x
The integrating factor of the differential equation (2) is
e∫−x1dx=e−lnx=x1
Multiplying both sides of (2) by x1
x1z′−x21z=1(x1⋅z)′=1
Integrating both sides with respect to x
xz=x+Cz=x(x+C)
Get back to substitution (1) and replace the variable in the previous equality
y2=x(x+C)y=±x⋅(x+C)
Method 2
y′−2xy=2xy−1y′+P(x)y=Q(x)yn, n=1, is the Bernoulli differential equation:
z=yn−11,z=e−∫P1(x)dx⋅(∫Q1(x)⋅e∫P1(x)dxdx+C),
where
Q1(x)=−(n−1)Q(x),P1(x)=−(n−1)P(x),P(x)=−2x1,Q(x)=2x,n=−1,P1(x)=−x1,Q1(x)=x,z=e−∫(−x1)dx⋅(∫x⋅e∫−x1dxdx+C),e−∫(−x1)dx=einx=x,∫x⋅e∫−x1dxdx=∫x⋅einx1dx=∫x⋅x1dx=x,z=x⋅(x+C),z=y−21,y2=z,y2=x⋅(x+C),y=±x⋅(x+C).
Answer: y=±x⋅(x+C)
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