Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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ISBN: 9780470458365
Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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Determination of Integrating Factor We have already mentioned in the previous lesson the aid of integrating factor in solving a first-order linear differential equation and that the same idea sometimes works for a nonexact differential equation M(x, y)dx + N(x, y)dy = 0 (1). We mean to say that it is sometimes possible to determine an integrating factor u(x, y) such that after multiplying it to a given nonexact equation (1), the left side of the resulting equation u(x, y) M(x, y)dx + u(x, y)N(x, y)dy = 0 (2) becomes an exact differential. To determine such integrating factor u(x, y), recall the criterion for exactness. Equation (2) is exact if and only if or U U Ə - (UM) = U ду Solving for u, u(u) = ef ƏM Əy ƏM ƏN dy дх + M ƏN əx du ƏN dy ?x du əx du U = a da (UN) = U + N = N If u satisfies (3), then u is an integrating factor for (1). Note that M, N, ƏN are dy əx known functions of r and y. To determine such function u, from (3), we have to solve for a partial differential equation, but were not yet ready to do that. Thus, we first make an assumption that u is a function of only one variable. Let us first assume that u depends on a alone. Then, = becomes Ju du ?х dx ƏM Ndu dr [ du = 12 (M u 1 (ƏM ƏN N dy Ər du əx - M ƏM ƏN Əy ?х ON N ду дх Solving for u, we have u(x) = Similarly, if u depends on y alone, then we will have, du ду It is still not easy to determine u even after taking the integral of both sides of (4) if its right side depends on both x and y. However, if after some algebraic simplications are made, 1 (OM ON the expression turns out to be dependent alone on the variable y, then (4) is now a first-order ordinary differential equation and we can finally solved for u in (4) by separation of variables. That is, ду Әх ƏM ƏN L (OM_W) dr dx du 1 /OM ƏN M ду əx dy du dy dx (3) dx =-M 1 ƏN -- (-2) dy U M Əy Əx ƏM , and Ju and = 0. Hence, (3) Əy
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Transcribed Image Text:Determination of Integrating Factor We have already mentioned in the previous lesson the aid of integrating factor in solving a first-order linear differential equation and that the same idea sometimes works for a nonexact differential equation M(x, y)dx + N(x, y)dy = 0 (1). We mean to say that it is sometimes possible to determine an integrating factor u(x, y) such that after multiplying it to a given nonexact equation (1), the left side of the resulting equation u(x, y) M(x, y)dx + u(x, y)N(x, y)dy = 0 (2) becomes an exact differential. To determine such integrating factor u(x, y), recall the criterion for exactness. Equation (2) is exact if and only if or U U Ə - (UM) = U ду Solving for u, u(u) = ef ƏM Əy ƏM ƏN dy дх + M ƏN əx du ƏN dy ?x du əx du U = a da (UN) = U + N = N If u satisfies (3), then u is an integrating factor for (1). Note that M, N, ƏN are dy əx known functions of r and y. To determine such function u, from (3), we have to solve for a partial differential equation, but were not yet ready to do that. Thus, we first make an assumption that u is a function of only one variable. Let us first assume that u depends on a alone. Then, = becomes Ju du ?х dx ƏM Ndu dr [ du = 12 (M u 1 (ƏM ƏN N dy Ər du əx - M ƏM ƏN Əy ?х ON N ду дх Solving for u, we have u(x) = Similarly, if u depends on y alone, then we will have, du ду It is still not easy to determine u even after taking the integral of both sides of (4) if its right side depends on both x and y. However, if after some algebraic simplications are made, 1 (OM ON the expression turns out to be dependent alone on the variable y, then (4) is now a first-order ordinary differential equation and we can finally solved for u in (4) by separation of variables. That is, ду Әх ƏM ƏN L (OM_W) dr dx du 1 /OM ƏN M ду əx dy du dy dx (3) dx =-M 1 ƏN -- (-2) dy U M Əy Əx ƏM , and Ju and = 0. Hence, (3) Əy
5. y(x + y)dx + (x+2y-1)dy = 0 (determination of integrating factor)
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Transcribed Image Text:5. y(x + y)dx + (x+2y-1)dy = 0 (determination of integrating factor)
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