solve z^2=pqxy using charpit's method
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Here is your solution. perform
pdp−qdq
pq(qy−px)
=−
ydx−xdy
xy(px−qy)
pdp−qdqpq(qy−px)=−ydx−xdyxy(px−qy)
resulting to
d(pq)
pq
=
d(xy)
xy
d(pq)pq=d(xy)xy
Integrating we get
logpq=logxy+logc⟹
pq
xy
=c
⟹p=
cxy
q
.
logpq=logxy+logc⟹pqxy=c⟹p=cxyq.
pdp−qdq
pq(qy−px)
=−
ydx−xdy
xy(px−qy)
pdp−qdqpq(qy−px)=−ydx−xdyxy(px−qy)
resulting to
d(pq)
pq
=
d(xy)
xy
d(pq)pq=d(xy)xy
Integrating we get
logpq=logxy+logc⟹
pq
xy
=c
⟹p=
cxy
q
.
logpq=logxy+logc⟹pqxy=c⟹p=cxyq.
manishkumar38:
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Answer:
z= b(x^c)(y^(1/c)) where c = √a
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