Answer on Question # 74943, Math-Differential Equations:
Question: Solve the following ordinary differential equation:
(a) dxdy=x−4yy−x
(b) (2yx2+4)dxdy+(2y2x−3)=0
(c) y′′+3y′−10y=3x2
Solution: (a). dxdy=x−4yy−x
This equation is exact equation i.e. write in the form Mdx+Ndy=0
M=y−xandN=x−4y
So, Ψ=∫(Ndy)=xy−2y2+C (C is integration constant)
Now replace C with m(x), as x was treated as a constant.
Ψ=xy−2y2+m(x)
Now compare the value of ∂x∂(xy−2y2+m(x)) and (y−x)
So, ∂x∂(xy−2y2+m(x))=(y−x)
m(x)=D (constant)
So, Ψ=xy−2y2+D
(b). (2yx2+4)dxdy+(2y2x−3)=0
This equation is in exact form i.e. M(x,y)+N(x,y)dxdy=0
Here, M(x,y)=2y2x−3 and N(x,y)=2yx2+4
Ψ=∫(Ndy)=4y+x2y2+c(c = integration constant)
Now replace c with m(x), as x was treated as a constant.
So, Ψ=4y+x2y2+m(x)
Now compare the value of ∂x∂(4y+x2y2+m(x))=2xy2−3
So we get, m(x)=−3x+c1 (c₁ is another constant)
So, Ψ=4y+x2y2−3x+c1
(c). y′′+3y′−10y=3x2
To find complementary solution, we put y′′+3y′−10y=0 ...(1)
Solution of equation (1) becomes, y=Ce2x+De−5x
Now particular solution is z=−310x2−509x−50057
So, the total solution is Ψ=y+z=Ce2x+De−5x−310x2−509x−50057
Where C and D are constants.
Answer: So, the answers are (a). Ψ=xy−2y2+D , (b). Ψ=4y+x2y2−3x+c1 ,
(c). Ψ=Ce2x+De−5x−310x2−509x−50057 .
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