Question

y=x(x^2+y^2)

Answer 1

use distributive property

Answer 2

should i expant first the equationinside the parenthesis? it is differential equation.

Answer 3

where;s the differential?

Answer 4

do you mean y' = x(x^2 + y^2)?

Answer 5

yes. please help me.

Answer 6

what methods are you familiar with? are you familiar with the bernoulli's equation?

Answer 7

yes i am but why should i use bernoulli? its for physics.

Answer 8

please help me. i have a confusion in using the product rule in differential.

Answer 9

lol anything else you wanna say? =))) you're suddenly revealing a lot of new info

Answer 10

nothing else i thought. how can i fairly understand product rule in DC? i try using it but i didnt arrived at the correct answer.

Answer 11

hmm im not an expert on this field so maybe @UnkleRhaukus can provide info..

Answer 12

thanks for the help. =]]

Answer 13

So this is your question?
\[y^\prime=x(x^2+y^2)\]\[y(x)=?\]

Answer 14

yes it is. please help me. to solve that.

Answer 15

\[y^\prime=x(x^2+y^2)=3\]?

Answer 16

help me please

Answer 17

im not sure if i can help you

Answer 18

oh. could you please try?

Answer 19

can you tell me where the equation has come from , what it describes

Answer 20

find the derivative of the given equation. it will use product rule in differential calculus. i tried it but i attain different answer. i have a confusion by dealing with it.

Answer 21

oh. well now your asking something different,

Answer 22

This is your question\[y=x(x^2+y^2)=3\]\[y^\prime=?\]

Answer 23

\[y=x^3+xy^2\]\[y^\prime=3x^2+y^2+2xyy^\prime\]\[y^\prime(1-2xy)=3x^2+y^2\]\[y^{\prime}=\frac{3x^2+y^2}{1-2xy}\]

Answer 24

thanks a lot @UnkleRhaukus ! you're a big help or me! More power! =]]

Answer 25

im still not sure what to do with the three

Answer 26

it okay. youre answer has a great help for me. now i truly understand it. Thanks! 3 will become O cause its a constant. ((=

Answer 27

ok