Math, asked by rupaligoyal995, 8 months ago

solve differential equation (y^2 -2yx^2) dx + (2xy^2- x^2) dy=0​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

ANSWER

Let v=

x

y

∴y=vx and dy=xdv+vdx

∴(x

2

+y

2

)dx−2xydy=0 becomes

(x

2

+v

2

x

2

)dx−2vx

2

(xdv+vdx)=0

∴(1+v

2

)dx=2v(xdv+vdx)

∴(1−v

2

)dx=2vxdv

x

dx

=

1−v

2

2vdv

Integrating both sides, we have

logx=−log(1−v

2

)+c where c is an arbitrary constant

∴logx=log(

1−v

2

k

) where k is a constant greater than zero

∴k=x(1−v

2

)

∴k=x(1−

x

2

y

2

)

i.e. x

2

−y

2

=kx

Answer By

avatar

Toppr

SHARE

How satisfied are you with the answer?

This will help us to improve better

Solved Examples

EASY

MEDIUM

HARD

Prev Question

Next Question

Similar questions