An Elementary Course in the Integral Calculus
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On putting it in the ordinary form (1), it becomes dx X y^^-.-n Here P = — , and hence, the integrating factor e = e ' = e ^^S = -.
x X By using this factor, and adopting the differential form, the equation is changed into -dy ydx = xdx.
X- x^ w 1 1 Integrating, ^ = -x'^ + c, or a = -x^ + ex.
X 2 2 Ex. 2. Solve ^ + 2/ = e-«.
dx Ex. 3. Solve ^ + ^ ~^^ y = 1.
dx x^ Ex.4. Solve ^ + -i^-2/ = i -■ dx x^ + 1 (a;2 + l)3 Ex.5. Solve ^ + ^2,=^.
dx X x" 103. Equations reducible to the linear form. Someti...mes equa- tions that are not linear can be reduced to the linear form. One type of such equations is ^ + Py=Qr, dx in which P, Q, are functions of x, and n is any constant. Divi- sion by 2/" and multiplication by {—ii + 1) gives i-n + l) y-"^ +{-n + l) Py-+^ = (- n + 1) Q.
210 INTEGRAL CALCULUS [Ch. Xlll.
On substituting v for y~"^^, this reduces to ax which is linear in v.
Ex. 1. Solve ^ + iy = x'^y^.
dx X Division by y^ gives y-^ 2^ _)_ _ y-i — x^.
dx X On putting v for y^, this takes the linear form V =— ox*^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On putting it in the ordinary form (1), it becomes dx X y^^-.-n Here P = — , and hence, the integrating factor e = e ' = e ^^S = -.
x X By using this factor, and adopting the differential form, the equation is changed into -dy ydx = xdx.
X- x^ w 1 1 Integrating, ^ = -x'^ + c, or a = -x^ + ex.
X 2 2 Ex. 2. Solve ^ + 2/ = e-«.
dx Ex. 3. Solve ^ + ^ ~^^ y = 1.
dx x^ Ex.4. Solve ^ + -i^-2/ = i -■ dx x^ + 1 (a;2 + l)3 Ex.5. Solve ^ + ^2,=^.
dx X x" 103. Equations reducible to the linear form. Someti...mes equa- tions that are not linear can be reduced to the linear form. One type of such equations is ^ + Py=Qr, dx in which P, Q, are functions of x, and n is any constant. Divi- sion by 2/" and multiplication by {—ii + 1) gives i-n + l) y-"^ +{-n + l) Py-+^ = (- n + 1) Q.
210 INTEGRAL CALCULUS [Ch. Xlll.
On substituting v for y~"^^, this reduces to ax which is linear in v.
Ex. 1. Solve ^ + iy = x'^y^.
dx X Division by y^ gives y-^ 2^ _)_ _ y-i — x^.
dx X On putting v for y^, this takes the linear form V =— ox*^.
What to read after An Elementary Course in the Integral Calculus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel a Daniel Alexander Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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