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The integral curves for the system d y d t = − 4 x − y , d x d t = 2 x − y . The integral curves for the system d y d t = − 4 x − y , d x d t = 2 x − y is ( y − 4 x ) 2 ( y + x ) 3 = C _ . Definition used: “The homogeneous equation is of the form d y d x = G ( y x ) . Let v = y x . Then d y d x = v + x ( d v d x ) , and the transformed equation in the variables v and x is separable.” Calculation: The given system of equation are, d y d t = − 4 x − y ... ( 1 ) d x d t = 2 x − y ... ( 2 ) Divide the equation (1) by (2).. d y d t d x d t = − 4 x − y 2 x − y d y d x = − 4 x − y 2 x − y Divide the right hand side of the numerator and the denominator by x . d y d x = − 4 x − y x 2 x − y x d y d x = − 4 − ( y x ) 2 − ( y x ) This is homogeneous equation of the form d y d x = G ( y x ) . So take v = y x . Then d y d x = v + x d v d x , the transformed equation is v + x d v d x = − 4 − v 2 − v x d v d x = − 4 − v 2 − v − v x d v d x = v 2 − 3 v − 4 2 − v Separate the variables and rewrite the differential equation as follows. 2 − v v 2 − 3 v − 4 d v = 1 x d x Integrate on both sides of the equation. ∫ 2 − v v 2 − 3 v − 4 d v = ∫ 1 x d x Consider the term 2 − v v 2 − 3 v − 4 . Split the term by using the method of partial fractions. 2 − v ( v − 4 ) ( v + 1 ) = A ( v − 4 ) + B ( v + 1 ) ... ( 3 ) Multiply ( v + 1 ) ( v − 4 ) on both sides of the equation. 2 − v = A ( v + 1 ) + B ( v − 4 ) Put v = 4 results A = − 2 5 , v = − 1 results B = − 3 5 . Substitute A = − 2 5 , and B = − 3 5 in the equation (3). 2 − v ( v + 1 ) ( v − 4 ) = − 2 5 ( v − 4 ) − 3 5 ( v + 1 ) Thus, the integral becomes ∫ 2 − v v 2 − 3 v − 4 d v = ∫ 1 x d x − 1 5 ∫ 2 ( v − 4 ) d v − 1 5 ∫ 3 ( v + 1 ) d v = ln x + C − 1 5 ( 2 ln | v − 4 | + 3 ln | v + 1 | ) = ln x + C ln | ( v − 4 ) 2 | + ln | ( v + 1 ) 3 | = − 5 ln x − 5 C 1 Simplify further, ln | ( v − 4 ) 2 ( v + 1 ) 3 | = ln x − 5 − 5 C 1 | ( v − 4 ) 2 ( v + 1 ) 3 | = e ln x − 5 − 5 C 1 ( v − 4 ) 2 ( v + 1 ) 3 = C x 5 Substitute back, v = y x for x ≠ 0 . ( y x − 4 ) 2 ( y x + 1 ) 3 = C x 5 ( y − 4 x x ) 2 ( y + x x ) 3 = C x 5 ( y − 4 x ) 2 ( y + x ) 3 x 2 x 3 = C x 5 ( y − 4 x ) 2 ( y + x ) 3 = C Thus, the integral curves for the system d y d t = − 4 x − y , d x d t = 2 x − y is ( y − 4 x ) 2 ( y + x ) 3 = C _ .

The integral curves for the system d y d t = − 4 x − y , d x d t = 2 x − y . The integral curves for the system d y d t = − 4 x − y , d x d t = 2 x − y is ( y − 4 x ) 2 ( y + x ) 3 = C _ . Definition used: “The homogeneous equation is of the form d y d x = G ( y x ) . Let v = y x . Then d y d x = v + x ( d v d x ) , and the transformed equation in the variables v and x is separable.” Calculation: The given system of equation are, d y d t = − 4 x − y ... ( 1 ) d x d t = 2 x − y ... ( 2 ) Divide the equation (1) by (2).. d y d t d x d t = − 4 x − y 2 x − y d y d x = − 4 x − y 2 x − y Divide the right hand side of the numerator and the denominator by x . d y d x = − 4 x − y x 2 x − y x d y d x = − 4 − ( y x ) 2 − ( y x ) This is homogeneous equation of the form d y d x = G ( y x ) . So take v = y x . Then d y d x = v + x d v d x , the transformed equation is v + x d v d x = − 4 − v 2 − v x d v d x = − 4 − v 2 − v − v x d v d x = v 2 − 3 v − 4 2 − v Separate the variables and rewrite the differential equation as follows. 2 − v v 2 − 3 v − 4 d v = 1 x d x Integrate on both sides of the equation. ∫ 2 − v v 2 − 3 v − 4 d v = ∫ 1 x d x Consider the term 2 − v v 2 − 3 v − 4 . Split the term by using the method of partial fractions. 2 − v ( v − 4 ) ( v + 1 ) = A ( v − 4 ) + B ( v + 1 ) ... ( 3 ) Multiply ( v + 1 ) ( v − 4 ) on both sides of the equation. 2 − v = A ( v + 1 ) + B ( v − 4 ) Put v = 4 results A = − 2 5 , v = − 1 results B = − 3 5 . Substitute A = − 2 5 , and B = − 3 5 in the equation (3). 2 − v ( v + 1 ) ( v − 4 ) = − 2 5 ( v − 4 ) − 3 5 ( v + 1 ) Thus, the integral becomes ∫ 2 − v v 2 − 3 v − 4 d v = ∫ 1 x d x − 1 5 ∫ 2 ( v − 4 ) d v − 1 5 ∫ 3 ( v + 1 ) d v = ln x + C − 1 5 ( 2 ln | v − 4 | + 3 ln | v + 1 | ) = ln x + C ln | ( v − 4 ) 2 | + ln | ( v + 1 ) 3 | = − 5 ln x − 5 C 1 Simplify further, ln | ( v − 4 ) 2 ( v + 1 ) 3 | = ln x − 5 − 5 C 1 | ( v − 4 ) 2 ( v + 1 ) 3 | = e ln x − 5 − 5 C 1 ( v − 4 ) 2 ( v + 1 ) 3 = C x 5 Substitute back, v = y x for x ≠ 0 . ( y x − 4 ) 2 ( y x + 1 ) 3 = C x 5 ( y − 4 x x ) 2 ( y + x x ) 3 = C x 5 ( y − 4 x ) 2 ( y + x ) 3 x 2 x 3 = C x 5 ( y − 4 x ) 2 ( y + x ) 3 = C Thus, the integral curves for the system d y d t = − 4 x − y , d x d t = 2 x − y is ( y − 4 x ) 2 ( y + x ) 3 = C _ .

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