Asked by Lana
how do i solveseparable differential equation
7x−4y sqrt(x^2+1) dxdy=0
Subject to the initial condition: y(0)=−10
7x−4y sqrt(x^2+1) dxdy=0
Subject to the initial condition: y(0)=−10
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Answered by
drwls
Is that dx/dy or dy/dx in your equation?
If it is dx/dy, rewrite it as
7x − 4y sqrt(x^2+1) dx/dy = 0 as
7x = 4y sqrt(x^2+1) dx/dy
which can be separated as
(1/7x)*sqrt(x^2+1) dx = dy/4y
Now integrate both sides separately.
If it is dx/dy, rewrite it as
7x − 4y sqrt(x^2+1) dx/dy = 0 as
7x = 4y sqrt(x^2+1) dx/dy
which can be separated as
(1/7x)*sqrt(x^2+1) dx = dy/4y
Now integrate both sides separately.
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