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Chapter 2
Chapter 2:
Overview
2.1. Separable Variables 2.2. Linear Equation 2.3. Exact / Non-Exact Equation 2.4. Homogeneous Equation 2.5. Bernoulli Equation
Learning Outcome
At the end of this section you should be able to: Identify and solve a separable DE.
Definition
General form of the first-order DE , , = 0
Definition
A first-order DE of the form
dy = g ( x)h( y ) is dx
Examples
dy 1) = y 2 xe3 x + 4 y dx
Indeed, is separable
dy = y 2 xe3 x + 4 y dx
= y 2 xe3 x e 4 y 3x 2 4y = xe y e = g ( x ) h( y )
)(
dy 2) = y + sin x dx
is not separable
Method of Solution
Step 1: Divide the both sides of the separable DE
with
h( y ) .
= ()
1 where = . ()
=
Combine and , thus
+ = +
= + ,
( = )
Example 1
Solve the given DE,
Solution:
= =
= = 1 1 = + 3 = 1 + 3 1
Example 2
dy Solve the DE, (1 + x ) =y dx
Solution: Step 1: Separate the variables
dy (1 + x ) = y dx
dy dx = y 1+ x
dy dx = y 1+ x
dy dx y = 1+ x
ln y = ln x + 1 + c
y =e
ln x +1 + c
ln y = ln x + 1 + ln c ln y = ln (c x + 1 ) y = c x +1
y =e
ec = d
ln x +1 c
y = d x +1
y = c(x + 1)
y = d (x + 1)
Example 3
Solve the DE,
dy x = dx y
y (4) = 3
Example 4
Solve the DE,
dy y cos x = e y sin 2 x dx
y (0 ) = 0
Exercise 2.1
Solve the following DE by separation of variables:
dy 1) = sin 5 x dx dy 2 2) = ( x + 1) dx
dx 1 + 2 y 2 5) = dy y sin x
.
3) dx + e dy = 0
3x
dy 6) = e3x+2 y dx 2
dy 2 y + 3 7) = dx 4 x + 5
dy y 2 1 8) = 2 , y (2 ) = 2 dx x 1
4)dx x 2 dy = 0