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(a) To show: That the general solution to d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) has the form y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) where y h ( x ) ( ≡ 0 ) is a solution of that equation when Q ( x ) ≡ 0 and y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) . The given equation (20) is d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) . Take μ ( x ) = e ∫ P ( x ) d x and differentiate it with respect to x . d μ d x = d d x ( e ∫ P ( x ) d x ) = d d x ( ∫ P ( x ) d x ) e ∫ P ( x ) d x = P ( x ) e ∫ P ( x ) d x = P ( x ) μ ( x ) Take y h ( x ) = μ − 1 ( x ) and differentiate it with respect to x . d ( y h ( x ) ) d x = − μ − 2 ( x ) d μ ( x ) d x d y h d x = − μ − 2 ( x ) d μ d x d y h d x = − μ − 2 ( x ) P ( x ) μ ( x ) ( ∵ d μ d x = P ( x ) μ ( x ) ) d y h d x = − μ − 1 ( x ) P ( x ) Simplify further, d y h d x = − y h P ( x ) ( ∵ μ − 1 ( x ) = y h ) d y h d x + y h P ( x ) = 0 Thus, the solution y h ( x ) = μ − 1 ( x ) satisfy the equation when Q ( x ) ≡ 0 . It is know that, the solution (8) to the linear equation d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) is y ( x ) = 1 μ ( x ) [ ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + C ] . Assume that, the solution to the differential equation d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) has the form y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) . Then it is enough to show that y p ( x ) = y h ( x ) v ( x ) . Thus, the solution becomes C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) = 1 μ ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + 1 μ ( x ) C C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) = 1 μ ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + C μ − 1 ( x ) C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) = μ − 1 ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + C μ − 1 ( x ) C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) = y h ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + C y h ( x ) ( ∵ μ − 1 ( x ) = y h ( x ) ) Simplify further, y p ( x ) = y h ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x y p ( x ) = y h ( x ) v ( x ) ( Take v = ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x ) Thus, the assumption is true for by taking the function v = ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x . Hence, it is showed that the solution to the differential equation d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) has the form y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) where y h ( x ) ( ≡ 0 ) is a solution of that equation when Q ( x ) ≡ 0 and y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) . (b) To find: A nontrivial solution y h to the separable equation d y d x + 3 x y = 0 , x > 0 by using the procedure in part (a). The nontrivial solution is, y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 _ . The linear equation is d y d x + 3 x y = 0 , x > 0 . Here, P ( x ) = 3 x and Q ( x ) = 0 . From part (a), a nontrivial solution, y h ( x ) = μ − 1 ( x ) . Calculate the integrating factor μ ( x ) = e ∫ P ( x ) d x as follows. μ ( x ) = e ∫ 3 x d x = e 3 ln x = e ln x 3 = x 3 Thus, the nontrivial solution is, y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 _ . (c) To obtain: The derivative v ′ ( x ) = x 2 y h ( x ) by assuming equation (21), d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 has a solution of the form y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) and substitute it in equation (21) and then simplify. The value of v ′ ( x ) is x 5 _ . Consider the linear equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 . Here, P ( x ) = 3 x and Q ( x ) = x 2 . Assume that the solution of the differential equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 is y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) . Substitute y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) in d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 . d [ y p ( x ) ] d x + 3 x y p ( x ) = x 2 d [ v ( x ) y h ( x ) ] d x + 3 x ( v ( x ) y h ( x ) ) = x 2 y h ( x ) d v d x + v ( x ) d y h d x + 3 x [ v ( x ) y h ( x ) ] = x 2 v ′ ( x ) y h ( x ) + v ( x ) [ d y h d x + 3 x y h ( x ) ] = x 2 From part (b), d y h d x + 3 x y h ( x ) = 0 . Thus the above result becomes v ′ ( x ) y h ( x ) + v ( x ) ( 0 ) = x 2 v ′ ( x ) = x 2 y h ( x ) From part (b), y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 . Thus the above result becomes v ′ ( x ) = x 2 1 x 3 = x 2 ⋅ x 3 = x 5 Thus, the value of v ′ ( x ) is x 5 _ . (d) To integrate: The derivative v ′ ( x ) = x 5 The value of v ( x ) is x 6 6 _ . Consider the derivative v ′ ( x ) = x 5 . That is, d v d x = x 5 Separate the variables and rewrite the equation as follows, d v = x 5 d x Integrate both sides of the equation. ∫ d v = ∫ x 5 d x v = x 6 6 + C 1 v = x 6 6 ( Take C 1 = 0 ) Thus, the value of v ( x ) is x 6 6 _ . (e) To verify: That y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + v ( x ) y h ( x ) is a general solution to the equation (21), d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 . The solution of the differential equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 is y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 _ . Consider the function y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + v ( x ) y h ( x ) . From part (b), and (d), the value of y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 and v ( x ) = x 6 6 . Substitute the values y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 and v ( x ) = x 6 6 in the function y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + v ( x ) y h ( x ) . y ( x ) = C x 3 + x 6 6 ⋅ 1 x 3 = C x − 3 + x 3 6 The differential equation (21) is, d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 . Now, check whether the function y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 satisfy a linear equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 by substituting y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 in the left side of the above linear equation. d y d x + 3 x y = d d x ( C x − 3 + x 3 6 ) + 3 x ( C x − 3 + x 3 6 ) = − 3 C x − 4 + 3 x 2 6 + 3 C x − 3 x + 3 x 3 6 x = − 3 C x − 4 + x 2 2 + 3 C x − 4 + x 2 2 = x 2 Thus, the solution y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 is true for the differential equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 . Therefore, the solution of the differential equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 is y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 _ .

(a) To show: That the general solution to d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) has the form y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) where y h ( x ) ( ≡ 0 ) is a solution of that equation when Q ( x ) ≡ 0 and y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) . The given equation (20) is d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) . Take μ ( x ) = e ∫ P ( x ) d x and differentiate it with respect to x . d μ d x = d d x ( e ∫ P ( x ) d x ) = d d x ( ∫ P ( x ) d x ) e ∫ P ( x ) d x = P ( x ) e ∫ P ( x ) d x = P ( x ) μ ( x ) Take y h ( x ) = μ − 1 ( x ) and differentiate it with respect to x . d ( y h ( x ) ) d x = − μ − 2 ( x ) d μ ( x ) d x d y h d x = − μ − 2 ( x ) d μ d x d y h d x = − μ − 2 ( x ) P ( x ) μ ( x ) ( ∵ d μ d x = P ( x ) μ ( x ) ) d y h d x = − μ − 1 ( x ) P ( x ) Simplify further, d y h d x = − y h P ( x ) ( ∵ μ − 1 ( x ) = y h ) d y h d x + y h P ( x ) = 0 Thus, the solution y h ( x ) = μ − 1 ( x ) satisfy the equation when Q ( x ) ≡ 0 . It is know that, the solution (8) to the linear equation d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) is y ( x ) = 1 μ ( x ) [ ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + C ] . Assume that, the solution to the differential equation d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) has the form y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) . Then it is enough to show that y p ( x ) = y h ( x ) v ( x ) . Thus, the solution becomes C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) = 1 μ ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + 1 μ ( x ) C C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) = 1 μ ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + C μ − 1 ( x ) C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) = μ − 1 ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + C μ − 1 ( x ) C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) = y h ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x + C y h ( x ) ( ∵ μ − 1 ( x ) = y h ( x ) ) Simplify further, y p ( x ) = y h ( x ) ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x y p ( x ) = y h ( x ) v ( x ) ( Take v = ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x ) Thus, the assumption is true for by taking the function v = ∫ μ ( x ) Q ( x ) d x . Hence, it is showed that the solution to the differential equation d y d x + P ( x ) y = Q ( x ) has the form y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + y p ( x ) where y h ( x ) ( ≡ 0 ) is a solution of that equation when Q ( x ) ≡ 0 and y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) . (b) To find: A nontrivial solution y h to the separable equation d y d x + 3 x y = 0 , x > 0 by using the procedure in part (a). The nontrivial solution is, y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 _ . The linear equation is d y d x + 3 x y = 0 , x > 0 . Here, P ( x ) = 3 x and Q ( x ) = 0 . From part (a), a nontrivial solution, y h ( x ) = μ − 1 ( x ) . Calculate the integrating factor μ ( x ) = e ∫ P ( x ) d x as follows. μ ( x ) = e ∫ 3 x d x = e 3 ln x = e ln x 3 = x 3 Thus, the nontrivial solution is, y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 _ . (c) To obtain: The derivative v ′ ( x ) = x 2 y h ( x ) by assuming equation (21), d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 has a solution of the form y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) and substitute it in equation (21) and then simplify. The value of v ′ ( x ) is x 5 _ . Consider the linear equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 . Here, P ( x ) = 3 x and Q ( x ) = x 2 . Assume that the solution of the differential equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 is y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) . Substitute y p ( x ) = v ( x ) y h ( x ) in d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 . d [ y p ( x ) ] d x + 3 x y p ( x ) = x 2 d [ v ( x ) y h ( x ) ] d x + 3 x ( v ( x ) y h ( x ) ) = x 2 y h ( x ) d v d x + v ( x ) d y h d x + 3 x [ v ( x ) y h ( x ) ] = x 2 v ′ ( x ) y h ( x ) + v ( x ) [ d y h d x + 3 x y h ( x ) ] = x 2 From part (b), d y h d x + 3 x y h ( x ) = 0 . Thus the above result becomes v ′ ( x ) y h ( x ) + v ( x ) ( 0 ) = x 2 v ′ ( x ) = x 2 y h ( x ) From part (b), y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 . Thus the above result becomes v ′ ( x ) = x 2 1 x 3 = x 2 ⋅ x 3 = x 5 Thus, the value of v ′ ( x ) is x 5 _ . (d) To integrate: The derivative v ′ ( x ) = x 5 The value of v ( x ) is x 6 6 _ . Consider the derivative v ′ ( x ) = x 5 . That is, d v d x = x 5 Separate the variables and rewrite the equation as follows, d v = x 5 d x Integrate both sides of the equation. ∫ d v = ∫ x 5 d x v = x 6 6 + C 1 v = x 6 6 ( Take C 1 = 0 ) Thus, the value of v ( x ) is x 6 6 _ . (e) To verify: That y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + v ( x ) y h ( x ) is a general solution to the equation (21), d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 . The solution of the differential equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 is y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 _ . Consider the function y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + v ( x ) y h ( x ) . From part (b), and (d), the value of y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 and v ( x ) = x 6 6 . Substitute the values y h ( x ) = 1 x 3 and v ( x ) = x 6 6 in the function y ( x ) = C y h ( x ) + v ( x ) y h ( x ) . y ( x ) = C x 3 + x 6 6 ⋅ 1 x 3 = C x − 3 + x 3 6 The differential equation (21) is, d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 . Now, check whether the function y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 satisfy a linear equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 by substituting y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 in the left side of the above linear equation. d y d x + 3 x y = d d x ( C x − 3 + x 3 6 ) + 3 x ( C x − 3 + x 3 6 ) = − 3 C x − 4 + 3 x 2 6 + 3 C x − 3 x + 3 x 3 6 x = − 3 C x − 4 + x 2 2 + 3 C x − 4 + x 2 2 = x 2 Thus, the solution y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 is true for the differential equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 . Therefore, the solution of the differential equation d y d x + 3 x y = x 2 , x > 0 is y = C x − 3 + x 3 6 _ .

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