Looking for ways to solve both using u=y/x and u = x^2 + y^2
#How to solve this ODE
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stuck pumice
Looking for ways to solve both using u=y/x and u = x^2 + y^2
have you tried interpreting that as the solution to a quadratic equation in y'
harsh temple
my equation seems to be getting more and more complicated after substituting...
harsh temple
have you tried interpreting that as the solution to a quadratic equation in y'
this is from u=y/x
seems alot more complicated than the original equation
stuck pumice
well you see the dy/dx being equal to something that is basically the quadratic formula