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the general solution of the diff. eq. is
y' = (1/x)(y/(1-y)) - (1-x)(y/(1-y))
what is the implicit form?
what method would I use for this?
y' = (1/x)(y/(1-y)) - (1-x)(y/(1-y))
what is the implicit form?
what method would I use for this?
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Anonymous
Separate the variables and you have
(y-1)/y dy = -(x^2-x+1)/x dx
(1 - 1/y) dy = (1-x + 1/x) dx
y - lny = x - x^2/2 + lnx + c
Unfortunately, this has no explicit formula for y, using only elementary functions.
(y-1)/y dy = -(x^2-x+1)/x dx
(1 - 1/y) dy = (1-x + 1/x) dx
y - lny = x - x^2/2 + lnx + c
Unfortunately, this has no explicit formula for y, using only elementary functions.
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