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Summary and examples of ‘First/Higher Order Differential Equations’ R101,33
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Summary and examples of ‘First/Higher Order Differential Equations’

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This document has everything you need to pass your A1 for engineering mathematics 214, every topic from, NAMELY, EXACT EQUATIONS, HOMOGENOUS DE, BERNOULLI'S EQUATION, REDUCTION OF ORFER, UNDETERMINED COEFFICIENTS, VARIATION OF PARAMETERS, . The file is concise, organized, color-coded and very neat....

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, Equations
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4

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If f is a 2-variable function , the differential off is :


at
of ax yo
=
+



af = Mdx + NdY
-
A DE (MdX + NdY = 0) is called exact if (Max + Nay) is exact
(Max + Nay is exact if and only
if N
-




-

Note : If (Max + Nay = 0) is exact with /x = M and /Y = N
, then :

df = Max + Nay = 0 => f(x , y) =




Examples
t DE : Cocoax -
sinsinay =

isa constant
(i) (Cocosy) dy + (-sinsing) dy Let M = COSXCOSY (iii) Define f = /Max
-
M N N = -
S1x sing f =
S (cocosy)dX
f = SinX(OSY + 9(Y)
(ii) verify if exact

(iv)
M =2 (COSX(OSY) of
Then
=
-

cosiny
o




ON(sinsing) &) Sinxcosy
= -
Cosysiny
a + g(y)) = -

sinsing o




M EN
exact sing) + g'(y)
sinsing
:
= = -
-




g'(y) = 0

: 9 (y) = < (constant)




Consequentially , if f = sinx cosy then af = Max + Nay = 0 , so that f(x , y) = Sincosy = C

,Examples
-
#2

Solve the DE : (2 x + y) ax + (x + 6y) dy = 0


(iv) Then

(i)((x + y)dX
Of No

+ (x + 6y) = 0 Let M = 2 x + y
-


x
MN N =
X + 6Y YX + (y) = X+


is constant



ciic Verify if exact DE (iii) Define f =
/Max 0 +x+ g'(y) = *+ by

M 2(2x + y) =
= 0+1 = 1 =
((2x + y)dx 9'(y) = Gy
by Gy
=
2x2
-
+ yx + g(y) 9(y) =

(by dy
_
2X
(X + 6) = H =
= x2 + yX + 9(y) =
342 + k
&M EN
=
:: exact De
=




consequentially , if f = x+ xy + 3y2 is such that df = Max + Ndy

Since , af = Max + Ndy = 0 it follows that f(x , y) = * + X Y + 34 = (CER)
,




examples
X 6x/y xy 3/n/y)

As :
-

+ + y + xy -




3/4 + 3
x)ay
(1 -


+ y=



is constant


(i) (1 -
3/y + x) qy + y= 3/x -
1 cis verify if exact (iii) Define f = /m
dX

M =(1-3/
+) =
((1 -
3/x + y)dx

(1 -
3/4 + x) dy = (3/x -
1 -

y)dx =
X -

3/n/x1 + xy + 9(y)

(1-3/ )
=
(1 -
3/y + x) dy -
(3/X -
1 -
y)dX = 0


(iv)
(1 3/x + y)dX + (1 3/y + x) dy
N
-
-
= 0 Then
-- -


M C
M N .: exacte T
=




f(x 9(y)) 1
3
-
3(n(x) + xy + =
-

+ x
-




24
Let M= 1 -
3/x + y

N= 1 -

3/y + X
*+ g'(y) = 1 -

3/y +*

g'(y) = 1 -

3/y

consequentially , if f = x -

3///y + y -

3/nly) is such that df = Max + Nay g(y) =
((1 -

3/y) dy

Since af Max + Ndy = 0 X 3/n/x / + xy + y 31/y) y
= -

3/(y) + k
it follows that f(x , y)
-
-

= =
,
,

= C (CER)

, Examples
A (54-2x)
a
: -
( = 0




(i) (5y (ii) Verify if exact Smax
2x)a (iii) Define f
-

-
24 = 0 =




(( 24)dx
My 2) (y)
-

=
=
-



=
-
2
Y
(5y 2x) dy
- = (2y)dX =
-
2 x y + 9(Y)




-
(5y 2x)dy-
+ ( (y)dX = 0

( 2y)dX
-

+ (54 -
2x)dY = 0 (iv) Then F = N
- -
M N
Y


6) -

2 x y + g(y)) = 5y 2x
-




by
Let M = -

24

N =
5y -
2x -x+ 9/(y) = 54 -X

g'(y) =
54
consequentially , if f =
-2xy + 54c is such that df = Max + Nay g(y) ((5y)ay
=




Since 5)
by
af Max + Ndy = 0 2 xY +
it follows that f(x , y)
-




, = = =
,

= C (CER)




Examples as (exty(ax + (2 + x + yex) dy =

Y(0) = 1




(i) (ex + y)dx yeY) dy
f
+ (2 + x+ = 0 (ii) verify if exact (iv)Then N
=




- -
M N
M G(ex + y)
= = 1

by Gy
o

(e
+ Xy + 9(y)) = 2 + X + Yey

x
xtye
N
Let M =
e +y = L+

N = 2 +x+ yeY *+ g'(y) = 2 + *+ yeY
9(y) Ity or
M EN : exact De =
=




(iii) Define f = Smax g(y) =
((2 + yeY)dy
=
((ex + y)dx =
((dy Sye dy
+

=
ex + xy + 9(y) = (y + (yey eY) + k
-




consequentially , if f = ex + xY + 24 + yeY-eY is such that df = Max + Nay

Since , af = Max + Ndy = 0
, it follows that f(x , y) = ex + xy + 2y + yes ey
-




= C (CER)

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