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Solve x^2 p+ y^2 q =z^2.​

Answers

Answered by DarshNanavati2802
1

Answer:

9x2−9(p+q)x+(2p2+5pq+2q2)=0

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by gowdabg
1

Answer:

0 is the ans

Step-by-step explanation:

The Lagrange auxiliary equation is

x

2

dx

=

y

2

by

=

z

2

DZ

x

2

dx

+

y

2

by

−2

z

2

DZ

=0

Choosing(

x

2

1

,

y

2

1

,−2

z

2

1

)as multipliers.

x

2

dx

+∫

y

2

by

−2∫

z

2

DZ

=0

x

1

y

1

+2

z

1

=C

x

1

+

y

1

−2

z

1

=C

yz+xz−2xy=Cxyz

Letzte constant.

It implies

x

2

dx

y

2

by

=0.

x

2

dx

−∫

y

2

by

=0

x

1

=−

y

1

+ϕ(z),

x

1

y

1

=−ϕ(z)

y−x=ϕ(z)xy

x

1

y

1

=−ϕ(z)

x

2

1

+

y

2

1

dx

by

=

DZ

d(ϕ(z))

dx

DZ

x

2

dx

y

2

by

=−

DZ

d(ϕ(z))

⋅DZ

x

2

dx

y

2

by

=0⋅DZ

DZ

d(ϕ(z))

=0

d(ϕ(z))=0⋅dz

∫d(ϕ(z))=∫0⋅dz

∴ϕ(z)=C

y−x=Cxy

ϕ(

x

1

y

1

,

x

1

+

y

1

z

2

)=0, is the solution to the PDE

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