Answer on Question #76040 – Math – Differential Equations
Question
Find the general integral of the equation
(x−y)p+(y−x−z)q=z
and particular solution through the circle
z=1,x2+y2=1
Solution
Auxiliary equations:
x−ydx=y−x−zdy=zdz
Then
x−y+y−x−z+zdx+dy+dz=0d(x+y+z)d(x+y+z)=0
The 1st solution:
φ1=x+y+z=c1x−y−y+x+z+zdx−dy+dz=zdzx−y+zd(x−y+z)=z2dzd(lnz2x−y+z)=0
The 2nd solution:
φ2=z2x−y+z=c2
The general solution:
F(φ1,φ2)=F(x+y+z,z2x−y+z)
For z=1:
φ1=x+y+z=x+y+1⇒x=2φ1+φ2−1φ2=z2x−y+z=x−y+1⇒y=2φ1−φ2{x=2φ1+φ2−1y=2φ1−φ2
For x2+y2=1:
(2φ1+φ2−1)2+(2φ1−φ2)2=1(2φ1+φ2)2−(φ1+φ2)+1+(2φ1−φ2)2=12φ12+φ22−(φ1+φ2)=0φ1(φ1−2)+φ2(φ2−2)=0
Answer:
(x+y+z)(x+y+z−2)+z2x−y+z(z2x−y+z−2)=0
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