ANOTHER APPROACH ; THE BERNOULLI
y2 y' - (1/x) y3 = -3 x2
Let w = y3 then d w/ d x = 3 y2 d y/ d x ⇒ y2 d y/ d x = (1/3) d w/ d x Therefore
(1/3) d w/ d x - (1/x) w = -3 x2
d w/ d x - (3/x) w = -9 x2 An integrating factor μ(x) = e^(-∫3/dx) = x-3
x-3 d w/ d x - (3/x-2) w = -9 /x
d( x-3 w ) = -9dx /x
∫d( x-3 w ) = -9dx /x
x-3 w = - 9lnx +ξ , ξ any real
y3 = -9 x3 ln x + ξ x3 and since y ( 1) =2 then ξ=8 and finally
y3 = -9 x3 ln x + 8 x3
ANOTHER APPROACH : IN SEARCH OF AN INTEGRATING FACTOR
The given differential equation can be written in the form.
( y3 - 3x3 ) d x - x y2 d y = 0
Let M (x, y ) = y3 - 3x3 and N (x, y ) = - x y2 Then
[ ∂M/ ∂y - ∂N / ∂x ] / N = - 4/ x The an integrating factor μ ( x ) = e^( - ∫4/x d x ) = 1 / x4
Multiplying the equation by 1 / x4 the equation becomes exact.
( y3/ x4 - 3/ x ) d x - y2 / x3 d y = 0 ( E q 1.)
Then we conclude that Eq 1. is the total differential of Φ (x, y ) = c , where c constant.
Therefore ∂Φ/ ∂x = y3/ x4 - 3/ x ⇒ Φ (x, y ) = ∫ ( y3/ x4 - 3/ x ) d x + f (y) ⇒ Φ (x, y ) = - y3/ 3x3 - 3ln x + f (y)
Also since E q 1 is an exact one ∂Φ/ ∂y = [∂/∂y]{ - y3/ 3x3 - 3ln x + f (y) } = - y2 / x3 + f ' (y)
Which is f ' (y) = 0 ⇒ f (y) = constant. y3 = -9 x3 ln x + ξ x3 and since y ( 1) =2 then ξ=8 and finally
Hence - y3/ 3x3 - 3ln x = ζ ⇒ y3 = -9 x3 ln x + 3ζx3 ⇒ y3 = -9 x3 ln x + ξ x3 and since y ( 1) =2 then ξ=8
and finally y3 = -9 x3 ln x + 8 x3
THIRD APPROACH : BY INSPECTION
The differential equation can be written in the form
y3 d x - x y2 d y = 3x3 d x
y2 [ x d y - y d x] = - 3x3 d x
3 (y2/ x2 ){ [ x d y - y d x ] / x2 } = -( 9/ x )d x
3 (y2/ x2 )d ( y /x ) = -( 9/ x )d x
y3 / x3 = - 9 ln x + ξ
Then see solution one.
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