Answer on Question #75288- Math - Differential Equations
Identifying the differential equation and solve them y=xy′+1−lny′.
Solution
This equation of a look:
y(x)=xdxdy+f(dxdy)
is called Clairaut's equation.
Use the next replacement:
dxdy=p,
then
y=xp+1−lnp
Let's differentiate
dxdy=p+xdxdp−p1⋅dxdp,
then
p=p+xdxdp−p1⋅dxdpxdxdp−p1⋅dxdp=0dxdp(x−p1)=0
Equate each multiplier to zero:
dxdp=0;x−p1=0.
Integrate equality (2):
p=C,
let's substitute this value in (1): y=Cx+1−lnC - common decision.
From (3):
x−p1=0,x=p1,p=x1
let's substitute this value in (1):
y=xx1+1−lnx1y=1+1−lnx−1y=2+lnx−singular solution
Answer: y=Cx+1−lnC,y=2+lnx.
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