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find the one-parameter family of solutions for (1+x^2)dy/dx=y
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=> dx/(1+x^2) = dy/y integrate both sides..
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integrate ,.thats the only thing you require to do ..
i mean,integrate both sides..
I integrated both sides. There's nothing else to do? I get arctanx+c=lny+c
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you may treat sum or difference of both constants as another constant C.. so i guess ans would be arctanx = lny + C
or you may want to solve for y from here..
for that,,let C = log k ,,where k = another constant => arctan x = lny + ln k => arctan x = ln(yk) =>e^(arctan x) /k = y or y = Ke^(arctan (x))
where K=1/k ..
thank shubham!
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your welcome,,glad to help..
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