differential equation help please...?
\[\frac{dy }{dx } = x + y + xy\]
it is a first order differential equation
yeah I'm alright with ODE's on general, but im supposed to solve this one using the Runge Katta method... any ideas?
jajja very advance to me sorry
no worries, @satellite73 could you help when you have a sec please?
try it y'+1=x+y+xy+1 then y'+1=(x+1)(y+1)
.. where did the plus 1 come from...?
id try \[y=\sum_0a_nx^n\]
not real sure what a rung katta method is
me neither but it's part of the end of week Q's, sorry its spelt runge kutta, my bad
you want numerical solution ?
Couldn't you use separation of variables?
@eSpeX that sites pretty good, but is there a first-order formula for this, it only gives the 2nd and fourth
@amoodarya yeah, any solution would be great, please
y'-(x+1)y=x |dw:1368548194171:dw| multiply both side by miu(x) then you have solotion
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