singular solutions of p^3-4pxy+y^2
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Given the differential equation,
y=px+p−p
2
.......(1)
Now, differentiating both sides with respect to x we get,
p=p+(x+1−2p)
dx
dp
[ Since
dx
dy
=p]
or, (x+1−2p)
dx
dp
=0
or, x+1=2p and
dx
dp
=0.
or, p=
2
x+1
gives particular solution and
dx
dp
=0 leads to general solution.
Now putting p=
2
x+1
in (1) we get,
y=
2
(x+1)
2
−
4
(x+1)
2
or, y=
4
(x+1)
2
or, (x+1)
2
=4y.
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