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8. The solution of the differential equation
x^2dy + y(x + y)dx = 0) is


1. x^2y=c^2(2x+y)
2. xy^2=c^2(2x+y)
3. x^2y=c^2(x +2y)
4. xy^2=c^2(x+2y)​

Answers

Answered by simibinumon8
0

Step-by-step explanation:

x+y−1)dx=(2x+2y−3)dy

(2x+2y−3)

(x+y−1)

=

dx

dy

Let x+y=t

1+

dx

dy

=

dx

dt

(On differentiating wrt n)

⇒−

(2t−3)

(t−1)

=

dx

dt

−1

⇒1−

2t−3

t−1

=

dx

dt

dx

dt

=

2t−3

2t−3−t+1

=

2t−3

t−2

=

2(t−

2

3

)

t−2

⇒2

dx

dt

=

t−

2

3

t−2

(t−2)

(2t−3)

dt=∫dx

∫(

t−2

2t−4+1

)dt=∫dx

⇒∫(

t−2

2t−4

+

t−2

1

)dt=∫dx

⇒∫2dt+∫

t−2

dt

=∫dx

⇒2t+ln∣t−2∣=x+c

⇒2(x+y)+ln∣x+y−2∣=x+c

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