#differantial equation
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Is it correct?
,w integral y(1-y^2)^(-0.5)
missing the +- but that looks correct
Okey thank you i also have a second question 1 second
@kindred grove
yes, the potential is $\Psi(x,y)=e^y\sin(x)+y^2\cos(x)+C$
Omegabet_
no reason to solve for y since you cant
So the solution is this right? So its correct? I guess?
variation of parameters is just a formula to follow
but also your final solutuon family is wrong
there are infinitely many solutions, you've only listed 1
$y=Ae^x+Bxe^x+y_p(x)$
Omegabet_
Ohh okey thank you
Btw i forgot to ask, is this bernoulli method, or lagragne? I noticed that our teacher asked for bernoulli or lagragne but i already submitted...
neither, you just solved it as a seperable ODE
Oh no, i m probably gonna get 0 points 😦 , it says i have to solve all of them by bernoulli or lagragne, and it says that i should never use integrating factor method, i guess in this case i messed up everything in all questions?
it says in case of untegrating factor method grade is 0
Yea..
you also dont have to ping someone every single message
