Question
Question: The solution \(xdy - ydx = x{y^2}dx\) is: A. \(y{x^2} + 2x + 2cy = 0\) B. \({x^2}y + 2y = 2cx\) ...
The solution xdy−ydx=xy2dx is:
A. yx2+2x+2cy=0
B. x2y+2y=2cx
C. xy+x=cy
D. x2y+2y=cx3
Solution
In this question remember to simplify the given equation in terms of dx or dy and then remember to use the method of integration, using this information will help you to approach the solution of the question.
Complete step by step answer:
According to the given information we have equation; xdy−ydx=xy2dx
Let’s simplify the given equation in terms of dx or dy
xdy−ydx=xy2dx
⇒ y2dxxdy−y2dxydx=x
⇒ y2dxxdy−y1=x
⇒ y2dxxdy−ydx=x
⇒ y2dxydx−xdy=−x
As we know that by the formula of derivative dxd(vu)=v2vdxdu−udxdv
Therefore, dxd(yx)=−x
⇒ d(yx)=−xdx
Now integrating both side we get
∫d(yx)=−∫xdx
As we know that by the formula ∫xndx=n+1xn+1 and ∫dx=0+1x0+1
Therefore, yx+c=−2x2
Now simplifying the above equation, we get
yx+yc=−2x2
⇒ 2x+2yc=−yx2
⇒ 2x+2cy+yx2=0
Therefore, solution of xdy−ydx=xy2dx is yx2+2x+2cy=0
So, the correct answer is “Option A”.
Note: In the above equation we simplified the given equation in terms of dx or dy which will make the equation easy so that we can apply the method of integration by applying the formula ∫xndx=n+1xn+1 and ∫dx=0+1x0+1 but since we had d(yx)where we used it as ∫d(yx)=0+1(yx)0+1 then simplified it to the simplest form, in the method of integration C represents the integration constant.