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give the solution for the diffrential equation:
X^2(Xdx+Ydy)+Y(Xdy-Ydx)=0
where X^2 represents the square of x.
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x
2
(x dx + y dy) + y (x dy - y dx) = 0
or (x dx + y dy) + y (x dy - y dx)/x
2
= 0
or d (xy) + d (y/x) = 0
or d ( xy + y/x) = 0
or ( xy + y/x) = constant (say C)
or ( xy + y/x) = C
or y = C/(x + 1/x)
or y = Cx/(x+1) which is the required solution.
The most incomprehensible thing about the world is that it is
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5(dy/dx)^2-3(dy/dx)+2=0
please Solve
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IT IS AN EQUATION SOLVABLE FOR p WHERE p=dy/dx.given is a quadratic in p find the roots of the equation &then solve
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