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MATH 4174-Differential Equations and Applications for Engineers-SPRING 2021 SEC 2.2-2.

3 (WEEK 2)

SECTION 2.2

Solve the given differential equation by separation of variable

Remember that a differential equation of order one in y represented by

F (x, y, y 0 ) = 0

is separable provide it can be written in the form


dy
= g(x)h(y).
dx
4.
dy − (y − 1)2 dx = 0.

Solution:

• ODE in y: The differential equation in y is of the form


dy dy
− (y − 1)2 = 0 ⇔ = (y − 1)2
dx dx
and is separable. Separating and Integrating we get
Z Z
dy 1
= dx and a general solution is given by − = x + c.
(y − 1)2 y+1

• ODE in x: The differential equation in x is of the form


dx dx 1
1 − (y − 1)2 =0⇔ =
dy dy (y − 1)2

and is separable. Separating and Integrating we get


Z Z
1
dx = dy
(y − 1)2
1
and an explicit general solution is given by x=c− .
y−1

8.

dy
yex = e−y + e−2x−y .
dx

Solution:

Dividing LHS and RHS of the DE by yex , we get

e−y−x + e−3x−y e−y


 
dy
e−x + e−3x .

= =
dx y y

Separating
Z Z
y
e−x + e−3x dx

ye dy =

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MATH 4174-Differential Equations and Applications for Engineers-SPRING 2021 SEC 2.2-2.3 (WEEK 2)

and integrating by parts the LHS, we obtain an implicit general solution given by

e−3x
(y − 1)ey + c = −e−x −
3
10.
 2
dy 2y + 3
= .
dx 4x + 5

Solution:

The DE
 2  
dy 2y + 3 2 1
= = (2y + 3) ≡ h(y)g(x)
dx 4x + 5 (4x + 5)2

is separable and hence regrouping and integrating we obtain


Z Z
dy dx
2
= .
(2y + 3) (4x + 5)2
Integrating by substitutions u = 2y + 3 and v = 4x + 5, we obtain a general solution of the form
1 1 2 1
− + c1 = − or +c= , where c = −4c1 .
2(2y + 3) 4(4x + 5) 2y + 3 4x + 5

20.

dy xy + 2y − x − 2
= .
dx xy − 3y + x − 3

Solution:

The DE
   
dy y(x + 2) − (x + 2) (x + 2)(y − 1) x+2 y−1
= = = ≡ g(x)h(y)
dx y(x − 3) + x − 3 (x − 3)(y + 1) x−3 y+1

is separable and hence regrouping and integrating we obtain


Z Z Z   Z  
y+1 x+2 2 5
dy = dx ⇔ 1+ dy = 1+ dx.
y−1 x−3 y−1 x−3

and an implicit general solution is given by the relation

y + 2 ln | y − 1 | +c = x + 5 ln | x − 3 |

30.

dy
Find a solution of x = y 2 − y that passes through the point (x0 , y0 ) = (0, 1) .
dx

Solution:

This is an initial value problem of the form


dy

 x
 = y 2 − y, (DE)
(IV P ) dx


y(0) = 1 (IC)

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MATH 4174-Differential Equations and Applications for Engineers-SPRING 2021 SEC 2.2-2.3 (WEEK 2)

The equation (DE) is separable and integrating we get


Z Z Z Z
dy dx dy dx
2
= , x 6= 0 or = .
y −y x y(y − 1) x

Writing a Partial fraction of the expression in the LHS, we obtain


Z Z Z
dy 1 1 dx
2
= (− + )dy =
y −y y y−1 x
and a general solution is given by the relation
y−1
− ln | y | + ln | y − 1 | +c1 = ln | x | or ln | | +c1 = ln | x | .
y
Taking exponential both sides of the last relation, we obtain
y−1 c
c =x or in explicit form y=
y c−x
where c = ec1 .

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