
Alex M. answered 11/27/20
M.A. Engineering Mathematics
To find the orthogonal trajectories, you'll have to take the first derivative of the function, take the inverse recipricol of dy/dx, then solve for that differential equation.
- Given y = (cx)/(1+x), and taking the derivative of the function yields, dy/dx = c/(1+x)**2,
- The inverse recipricol is therefore, dy/dx(ortho) = -(1+x)**2/c,
- Solving the above differential equation reveals the solution, -((x+1)**3)/3c
- Solution: Orthoganal Trajectory Family of Curves O(x) = -((x+1)**3)/3c <<<-------- Solution