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Example

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EXAMPLE

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Solution

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Method for solving First Order

Differential Equations

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Methods

Variable SeparableVariable Separable

Reducible to variable separable Reducible to variable separable

Exact Differential EquationExact Differential Equation

Integrating FactorIntegrating Factor

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Separable Variable

x is independent variable and y is dependent variable

or

are separable forms of the differential equation

or

General solution can be solved by directly integrating both the sides

+ cWhere c is constant of integration

11DO YOU REMEMBER INTEGRATION FORMULA

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Separation of Variables

and are separable

but is not separable.

xy xy y

y

x yy

x y

Definition A differential equation of the type y’ = f(x)g(y) is separable.

Example

x

yy

Example

Separable differential equations can often be solved with direct integration. This may lead to an equation which defines the solution implicitly rather than directly.

2 2

2 212 2

y xC y x C

ydy xdx

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EXAMPLE:

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EXAMPLE:

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To find the particular solution, we apply the given initial condition, when x =1, y = 3

is solution of initial value problem

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xdxdyyy 2ln2

xdxdyyy 2ln2

cxyyyy 22 ln

xdxdyyey y 22

xdxdyyey y 22

cxeyey yy 22

211 1sinsin yyyydy

xdxdyyy

xdxdyyy

2sin2

2sin21

1

cxyyyy 2212 1sin

Note1: If we have

Integrating by parts

Note.2. If we have

Integrating by parts

Note.3. If we have

yyyydy lnln

yyy eeydyye

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Method

Homogeneous EquationsReducible to separable

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Homogenous Differential Equations

A differential equation

Homogenous differential equation if

every t, where t R

isyxfdx

dy ),(

, , nf tx ty t f x y for

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Example:1. Show that differential equation is homogenous differential equation.

dxyxxydy 22

Solution: xy

yx

dx

dy 22

xy

yxyxf

22

,

xyt

ytxttytxf

2

2222

,

2 2 2 2 2

2,

t x y x yf x y

t xy xy

Differential equation is homogeneous

Differential equation is homogeneous

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METHOD for solving Homogenous differential equations

dx

duxu

dx

dy

uxy

xduudxdy

Substitute

Substitute

OR

vyx

ydvvdydx dy

dvyv

dy

dx

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Using substitution the homogeneous differential equation

is reduce to separable variable form.Example:2 Solve the homogenous differential

equation

xy

yx

dx

dy 22

Solution:Rewriting in the form : 0,, dyyxNdxyxM

.

022 xydydxyxuxy xduudxdy substitute and

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02222 xduudxuxdxuxx0322222 duuxdxxudxuxdxx

032 duuxdxx

duuxdxx 32

udux

dxx

3

2

udux

dx is variable separable form

udxx

dx cu

x 2

ln2

cx

yx

2

2

2

1ln is general solution.

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Note. Selection of substitution Differential Equation depends on

number of terms of coefficients yxandyxM ,N ,

01321 dydx uxy 1.

If , then take

2.

If

03211 dydx , then take x vx

3.

If 02121 dydx , then take

x = vy or y = ux

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Example:. Solve the Differential Equation by using appropriate substitution

0222 dyxdxxxyy Solution: Differential equation is homogeneous as degree of each term is same, hence we can use either y = ux or x = vy as substitution

xduudxdy

uxy

Let

Substituting y and dy in the given equation

duxudxxdxxdxuxdxxu

xduudxxdxxuxxu322222

22222

duxdxux

duxdxxdxxu322

3222

1

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.tanln

tanln

1

1

1

2

cx

yx

cux

u

du

x

dx

21 u

du

x

dx

is Separable form

Integrating both the sides

is general solution of the differential equation

Separating variable u and x (2 / 2)

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Example: Show that differential equation

22 943 yxdx

dyxy is homogeneous

dxyxxydy 22 943Solution:

xdvudxdyuxy ,

2 2 2

2 2 3 2 2 2

3 . 4 9

3 3 4 9

x ux udx xdu x u x dx

x u dx ux du x dx u x dx

dxuxdxxudxxduux 222223 64643

(1 / 2)

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x

dx

u

udu

264

3

x

dx

u

udu264

3

ududz

uz

12

64 2

Let

x

dx

z

dz

4

1

.ln64l4

1

lnln4

1

2

2

cxx

yn

cxz

is general solution of the differential equation

is Separable form

Integrating both the sides

(2 / 2)

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