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Find the general solution for EQ: (x^2+3xy+y^2)dx-(x^2)dy=0
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First solve for dy/dx and then integrate.
Thanks, i know I need to find an integrating factor, but how do i find it?
the only method i know, kinda konw, is seperation of variables....
> (x^2+3xy+y^2)dx = (x^2)dy........(1) >(1)/x^2 => [1+3(y/x)+(y/x)^2 = dy/dx > let y/x=v,then dy/dx=v+x(dv/dx) >so above equation reduces to 1+3v+v^2 = v+x(dv/dx) >1+2v+v^2 = x(dv/dx) >(1/x) dx =(1/(1+v)^2)dv,then integrate both sides
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