Label each of the following as linear, separable, or both; dy – 3x? – y dx dy 5y3 = 0 - dx dy + 3x?y = 0 dx
Label each of the following as linear, separable, or both; dy – 3x? – y dx dy 5y3 = 0 - dx dy + 3x?y = 0 dx
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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
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A differential equation is linear only if it satisfies the conditions below.
- The degree of the differential equation is 1 .
- The exponent of each differential quotient is 1.
- The exponent of the dependent variable is equal to 1.
- There should not be any term that contains the product of the differential quotient and the dependent variable.
- There should not be any term that contains the product of the differential quotients.
- Neither dependent variable nor differential coefficient is in transcendental form.
If any of the above conditions is not satisfied, then the differential equation is not linear.
A differential equation is separable, if the terms with the like variables can be isolated on either sides of an equation.
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