form the partial differential equation from log(az-1)=x+ay+b where a and b are arbitary constants
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log (az - 1 ) = x + a y + b
a z - 1 = exp (x+ ay + b)
taking partial differentials
a dz = exp (x + a y + b) . [dx + a dy]
a dz = exp(x+ay+b) [ dx + a dy ]
= (az -1) [ 1 +a dy/dx]
a dz / (a z - 1) = 1 dx + a dy
or a/(az-1) dz/dx = 1 + a dy/dx
a z - 1 = exp (x+ ay + b)
taking partial differentials
a dz = exp (x + a y + b) . [dx + a dy]
a dz = exp(x+ay+b) [ dx + a dy ]
= (az -1) [ 1 +a dy/dx]
a dz / (a z - 1) = 1 dx + a dy
or a/(az-1) dz/dx = 1 + a dy/dx
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log(az-1)=x+ay+b.
Differentiating partially with respect to x and y we get
1 / az-1 * ap = 1 ——->(1)
1 / az-1 * ap = a ——->(2)
Dividing (2) by (1) we get
q/p = a
From equation (1) ap = az-1
a(z-p) = 1
q(z-p) =p
Answer :q(z-p)=p
Differentiating partially with respect to x and y we get
1 / az-1 * ap = 1 ——->(1)
1 / az-1 * ap = a ——->(2)
Dividing (2) by (1) we get
q/p = a
From equation (1) ap = az-1
a(z-p) = 1
q(z-p) =p
Answer :q(z-p)=p
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