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(d) (ex + e−x)dy
dx= y2
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(d)dy
dx= 2x sin2 y, y(0) =
π
4
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(d)dx
dt= 4(x2 + 1), x
(π4
)= 1
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Section 2.3 - Linear Equations
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Definition (First Order Linear Equation)
A first order ODE of the form
a1(x)dy
dx+ a0(x)y = g(x)
is said to be a first order linear equation in the dependentvariable y.
This ODE can be solved by Integrating Factor Method:
(i) Rewrite the ODE as
dy
dx+ P (x)y = Q(x)
where P (x) =a0(x)
a1(x)and Q(x) =
g(x)
a1(x).
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(ii) Multiply both sides of the ODE by the “integrating
factor” or “IF” which is e∫P (x) d(x). So you get
e∫P (x) d(x) dy
dx+ e
∫P (x) d(x)P (x)y = e
∫P (x) d(x)Q(x)
(iii) ⇒ ddx
(ye
∫P (x) dx
)= e
∫P (x) d(x)Q(x)
⇒ d(ye
∫P (x) dx
)= e
∫P (x) d(x)Q(x) dx
⇒∫
d(ye
∫P (x) dx
)=
∫e∫P (x) d(x)Q(x) dx
⇒ ye∫P (x) dx =
∫e∫P (x) d(x)Q(x) dx+ C
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Examples 1: Find the general solution of the ODE:
xdy
dx+ 2y = 10x2
Solution:
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Examples 3: Solve the IVP:
dy
dx+ y = e−x y(0) = 1
Solution:
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