What is a solution to the differential equation (1+y)\frac{dy}{dx}-4x=0?

Emmy Decker

Emmy Decker

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2022-04-16

What is a solution to the differential equation (1+y)dydx4x=0?

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abangan85s0

abangan85s0

Beginner2022-04-17Added 16 answers

(1+y)dydx4x=0
This is a first order ordinary differential equation of the form
N(y)dy=M(x)dx
Therefore,
(1+y)dydx=4x
(1+y)dy=4xdx
Integrating both sides
(1+y)dy=4xdx
y+y22=4x22+C
y22+y=2x2+C
y2+2y=2x2+C1
y2+2y+1=2x2+1+C1
(y+1)2=2x2+1+C1
(y+1)=±2x2+1+C1
y=±2x2+1+C11
ze2m1ingkdvu

ze2m1ingkdvu

Beginner2022-04-18Added 16 answers

12(ddx)(1+y)22(ddx)x2=(ddx)(12(1+y)22x2)=0
then
12(1+y)22x2=C or
(1+y)2=4x2+C1 or
1+y=±4x2+C1 or
y=1±4x2+C1

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