Question
Mathematics Question on Solutions of Differential Equations
The solution of (x2 -√2y) dx + (y2 - √2x) dy = 0 is given by
A
x3-√2xy + y3 = c, where c is and arbitrary constant
B
x3-3√2xy + y3 = c, where c is and arbitrary constant
C
x3+3√2xy + y3 = c, where c is and arbitrary constant
D
3x3-√2xy + 3y3 = c, where c is and arbitrary constant
Answer
x3-3√2xy + y3 = c, where c is and arbitrary constant
Explanation
Solution
The correct answer is(B): x3-3√2xy + y3 = c, where c is and arbitrary constant