(1+x)dy/dx-xy=1-x solve it
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Final result :
y = x/(x+1) + Ce^x/ (x+1) where C is arbitrary constant and x is not equal to -1.
A first order linear equations is of the form
y' + p(x)y = r(x) where p(x) and r(x) are continous functions .
Steps:
1) Integrating factor of first Order linear equation is ( e power (integ) P(x)dx)
2) Multiply Integrating factor in both sides of given equation .
Then , Integrate in both sides .
For calculation process :
See attachment
Hope, you understand my answer .
y = x/(x+1) + Ce^x/ (x+1) where C is arbitrary constant and x is not equal to -1.
A first order linear equations is of the form
y' + p(x)y = r(x) where p(x) and r(x) are continous functions .
Steps:
1) Integrating factor of first Order linear equation is ( e power (integ) P(x)dx)
2) Multiply Integrating factor in both sides of given equation .
Then , Integrate in both sides .
For calculation process :
See attachment
Hope, you understand my answer .
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