Asked by L.S.
dy/dx+((2x+1)/x)y=e^-2x
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Answered by
Steve
This is a good example a first-order linear d.e.
y' + P(x)y = Q(x)
where
P(x) = (2x+1)/x
Q(x) = e^-2x
Int(2x+1)/x dx = Int(2 + 1/x dx) = 2x + lnx
e^(2x+lnx) = xe^2x
so an integrating factor is xe^2x, giving us
xe^2x*y' + xe^2x * (2x+1)/x y = xe^2x * e^-2x
d/dx(xe^2x y) = x
so,
xe^2x y = x^2/2 + C
y = e^-2x (x/2 + C/x)
y' + P(x)y = Q(x)
where
P(x) = (2x+1)/x
Q(x) = e^-2x
Int(2x+1)/x dx = Int(2 + 1/x dx) = 2x + lnx
e^(2x+lnx) = xe^2x
so an integrating factor is xe^2x, giving us
xe^2x*y' + xe^2x * (2x+1)/x y = xe^2x * e^-2x
d/dx(xe^2x y) = x
so,
xe^2x y = x^2/2 + C
y = e^-2x (x/2 + C/x)
Answered by
L.S.
Great! Thank you I understand now :)
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