Advanced Engineering Mathematics
6th Edition
ISBN: 9781284105902
Author: Dennis G. Zill
Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning
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Part III Obtain the particular solutions of the following:
d. y(2x* - xy + y* )dx –x (2x – y)dy =0,
Question.
Solve:
x" -x + 5y² = +
4" - 4y - 2x² = -2
with x (0) = y(0) = x²(0) = y₁ (0) = 0
Let & [ X (²) } = U (6) & & Gy (+) 2 = V(c)
Evaluate U(2)
Evaluate (²)
Evaluate x(1)
Evaluate y(1)
Example 9.13. Solve Yr+1-Yx + x +Yx
=
0 given y₁ = 2.
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Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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