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1ST order differential equitions.

Homogenous equitions
1. dy/dx = p/q
2. Let y=Vx and dy/dx=V+Xdv/dx
3. Substitute for dy/dx and y
4. Separate the variables and solve for dy/dx
5. Separate foy V=y/x

Linear differential equitions


dy/dx + yp =q
p=p(x) and q=q(x)
y(I.F)= ∫ Q(I . F )dx where I.F=e ∫ pdx

Exact equitions
Mdx + Ndy = 0 du/dy=dN/dx
Soln; ∫ Mdx + ∫ (terms ∈N without x )dy

2nd order differential equitions.


Solution for complimentary function (yc)
After solution of AQE, if the roots;
b2>4c; M1 and M2 are real and unequal then yc=AeM1X + BeM2X
b2=4ac; M1=M2=M then yc=eMX(Ax+B)
b2<4ac; M=α+jβ as in complex form then yc=eαx (A cosβx + B sinβx)

Letting of Particular Integral (yp)


If f(x)=a+bx+cx2+dx3 then let yp=k1+k2x+k3x2+k4x3
If f(x)=Cepx then let yp=kepx if c.f doesn’t contain Aepx + Bepx.
If f(x)=C1 cospx and/or C2 sinpx then let yp=k cospx + k sinpx if c.f doesn’t contain A cospx + B sinpx.

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