mammothrob
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Determine the region in the xy-plane for which
(1+y^3)y' = x^2
This has a unique solution.
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Not really understanding what this is asking of me?
I solved this as a seperable diff. Equation.
(1+ y^3)dy = (x^2) dx
y + (1/4)y^4 = (1/3) x^3 + c
3y + (3/4)y^4 = x^3
not sure what this one wants from me...
the general solution to which all the solution curves can be reached from?
any help is appreciated.
Rob
(1+y^3)y' = x^2
This has a unique solution.
-----------------------------------------
Not really understanding what this is asking of me?
I solved this as a seperable diff. Equation.
(1+ y^3)dy = (x^2) dx
y + (1/4)y^4 = (1/3) x^3 + c
3y + (3/4)y^4 = x^3
not sure what this one wants from me...
the general solution to which all the solution curves can be reached from?
any help is appreciated.
Rob