Homogeneous Functions - Arbitrary Constant, 4

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the particular solution for

in which y = 2 when x = 4.
Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The algebraic functions are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have
The resulting equation can now be separated by
separation of variables as follows

Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the
equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

Substitute the value of x and y in order to get the value of
C as follows

Therefore, the particular solution is

Homogeneous Functions - Arbitrary Constant, 3

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the particular solution for

in which y = 3 when x = 1.
Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The algebraic functions are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.
This type of differential equation is a homogeneous
function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have

The resulting equation can now be separated by

separation of variables as follows

Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the
equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

Substitute the value of x and y in order to get the value of

C as follows
Therefore, the particular solution is

There's another way in getting the particular solution of the

given equation above as follows

Integrate both sides of the equation, we have

Substitute the value of x and y in order to get the value of
C as follows

Therefore, the particular solution is

Homogeneous Functions - Arbitrary Constant, 3

Category: Differential Equations

"Published in Vacaville, California, USA"

Find the particular solution for

in which y = 3 when x = 1.
Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The algebraic functions are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have

The resulting equation can now be separated by

separation of variables as follows
Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the

equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

Substitute the value of x and y in order to get the value of
C as follows

Therefore, the particular solution is

There's another way in getting the particular solution of the

given equation above as follows

Integrate both sides of the equation, we have

Substitute the value of x and y in order to get the value of
C as follows

Therefore, the particular solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 14

Category: Differential Equations
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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The algebraic functions are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have
The resulting equation can now be separated by
separation of variables as follows

Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the
equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

where D = C³.
Therefore, the general solution is
Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 13
Category: Differential Equations

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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The algebraic functions are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have
The resulting equation can now be separated by
separation of variables as follows

Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

Therefore, the general solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 12

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The algebraic functions are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have
The resulting equation can now be separated by
separation of variables as follows

Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Next, we need to solve for the value of A, B, and C by

partial fractions as follows
Equate the coefficients of u², we have

Equate the coefficients for u, we have

Equate the coefficients for u⁰, we have

The value of B is equal to

Substitute the value of A, B, and C to the above equation,

we have
Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the
equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

Therefore, the general solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 11

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The trigonometric function is a
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have
The resulting equation can now be separated by
separation of variables as follows

Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the

equation, we have

But
Hence, the above equation becomes

Therefore, the general solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 10

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The first and second term are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows
Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have

The resulting equation can now be separated by

separation of variables as follows
Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Next, we need to solve for the value of A, B, and C by

partial fractions as follows

Equate the coefficients for u², we have

Equate the coefficients for u, we have

Equate the coefficients for u0, we have

Then it follows that

Substitute the value of A, B, and C to the above equation,

we have
Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the
equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

where D = C².
Therefore, the general solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 9

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The first and second term are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.
This type of differential equation is a homogeneous
function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have

The resulting equation can now be separated by

separation of variables as follows
Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the

equation, we have

But
Hence, the above equation becomes

where D = C².
Therefore, the general solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 8

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? An exponential function is a
combination of x and y in the function and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have

The resulting equation can now be separated by

separation of variables as follows
Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

Therefore, the general solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 7

Category: Differential Equations

"Published in Vacaville, California, USA"

Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? A trigonometric function is a
combination of x and y in the function and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have
The resulting equation can now be separated by
separation of variables as follows

Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the

equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

Therefore, the general solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 6

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The first and second term are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that
Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we
have

The resulting equation can now be separated by

separation of variables as follows

Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

But
Hence, the above equation becomes

where D = 2C.
Therefore, the general solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 5

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The first term is a combination of
x and y in the group and there's no way that we can
separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have

The resulting equation can now be separated by

separation of variables as follows
Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

where D = 1/C.
Therefore, the general solution is
Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 4
Category: Differential Equations

"Published in Newark, California, USA"

Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above

Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by

separation of variables? The first and second term are the
combination of x and y in the group and there's no way
that we can separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have
The resulting equation can now be separated by
separation of variables as follows

Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

Take the inverse natural logarithm on both sides of the
equation, we have

But
Hence, the above equation becomes

where D = C2.
Therefore, the general solution is

Solving Equations - Homogeneous Functions, 3

Category: Differential Equations

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Find the general solution for

Solution:
Consider the given equation above
Did you notice that the given equation cannot be solved by
separation of variables? The first term is a combination of
x and y in the group and there's no way that we can
separate x and y.

This type of differential equation is a homogeneous

function. Let's consider this procedure in solving the given
equation as follows

Let

so that

Substitute the values of y and dy to the given equation, we

have

The resulting equation can now be separated by

separation of variables as follows
Integrate on both sides of the equation, we have

But

Hence, the above equation becomes

Therefore, the general solution is