Math, asked by sintunagar111, 3 months ago

(y')^4 - y^4"( y+ xy') = 0
find the gensial solution of the
equations ​

Answers

Answered by saran00766
0

Answer:

xy

dx

dy

−y

2

−x

3

=0

put y

2

=k⇒y

dx

dy

=

2

1

dx

dk

∴ given differential equation becomes

dx

dk

+k(−

x

2

)=2x

2

I.F.=e

∫−

x

2

dx

=

x

2

1

∴ solution is k.

x

2

1

=∫2x

2

.

x

2

1

dx+λ

y

2

−2x

3

=λx

2

take λ=−c (integration constant).

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