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Integrating Factors by Inspection & Formula

The document discusses four exact differentials that are frequently used and provides examples of integrating factors to solve exact differential equations. It shows the process of: 1) Grouping terms of like degree to form equations from the given exact differentials. 2) Substituting the terms with their corresponding differentials. 3) Integrating each term. 4) Simplifying further to obtain the general solution and determining the particular solution when initial conditions are given. Five examples are provided to illustrate this process.

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Integrating Factors by Inspection & Formula

The document discusses four exact differentials that are frequently used and provides examples of integrating factors to solve exact differential equations. It shows the process of: 1) Grouping terms of like degree to form equations from the given exact differentials. 2) Substituting the terms with their corresponding differentials. 3) Integrating each term. 4) Simplifying further to obtain the general solution and determining the particular solution when initial conditions are given. Five examples are provided to illustrate this process.

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Integrating Factors

by Inspection & Formula


This section will use the following four
exact differentials that occurs frequently :

d ( xy )  xdy  ydx

 x  ydx  xdy
d   
 y  y2

 y  xdy  ydx
d   
 x  x2

 y  xdy  ydx
d  arctan  
 x  x 2
 y 2
 y  xdy  ydx du
d  arctan   2 From d (arctan u ) 
 x x  y2 1 u2
y xdy  ydx
where : u  du 
x x2

xdy  ydx xdy  ydx xdy  ydx


x 2 2 2 xdy  ydx x2
  x  2 x   2
2
x  y2
2
 y
1  
y2 x  y2 x
1 2
x x x2

 y xdy  ydx
d  arctan   Answer
 x x2  y 2
Process :

1. Regroup terms of like degree to form


equations from those exact differentials
given.
2. Substitute the terms with their
corresponding equivalent of exact
differentials.
3. Integrate.
4. Simplify further.
Examples :
1. y (2 xy  1) dx  xdy  0
2 xy 2 dx  ydx  xdy  0
Group terms of like degree
2 xy dx  ( ydx  xdy )  0
2
Divide by y2
2 xy 2 dx  ( ydx  xdy )  0
y2
ydx  xdy
2 xdx  0
y2
ydx  xdy
....2 xdx  0
y2
x From d  x   ydx  xdy
2 xdx  d    0  
 y
2
y
  y

Integrate each term


x
2  xdx   d    0 By power formula
 y
 x2  x
2    c
 2 y
 x2  x Multiply each terms by y to
......2     c
 2 y eliminate fractions

 2 x 
 x  y  c y
 
x y  x  cy
2

x( xy  1)  cy Answer
2. y ( x 3  y )dx  x( x 3  y )dy  0
x ydx  y dx  x dy  xydy  0
3 2 4

Group terms of like degree


( x ydx  x dy )  ( y dx  xydy )  0
3 4 2

Form one of the 4 exact differentials given


by factoring common factors on each term
x ( ydx  xdy )  y ( ydx  xdy )  0
3
......x 3 ( ydx  xdy )  y ( ydx  xdy )  0
Divide each term by y2 to form an exact differential

x ( ydx  xdy )  y ( ydx  xdy )  0


3

2
y
From :
 x  d ( xy ) x ydx  xdy
x d 
3
0 d 
 y y y
  y 2

d ( xy )  xdy  ydx
 x  d ( xy )
Since we can’t integrate x d   
3
 0 directly
 y y
Assume an integrating factor is xkyn.
 3  x  d  xy   k n
x d     0 x y Distribute to each term
  y y 
 3  x   k n  d  xy   k n
 x d   x y   x y 0
  y   y 
x 3 k  x  k n 1
n
d    x y d ( xy )  0
y  y
x 3 k  x  k n 1
n
d    x y d ( xy )  0
y  y
Solve for k and n.
x x  3 k
@d  
y  n
Equate : 3  k  n 1
 y

@ d  xy  xk
y  n 1
Equate : k  n 1 2

Substitute 2 in 1 . Substitute n in 1 .
3  (n  1)   n 3  k  (1)
2n  2 k  1 3
n  1 k  2
x 3 k  x  k n 1
Thus; Substitute (n = -1 & k = -2) to n
d    x y d ( xy )  0
y  y
x 3 ( 2)  x  2 11
 ( 1)
d    x y d ( xy )  0
y  y
x  x  d ( xy )
d  2 2  0
y  y x y
x  x  d ( xy )
d   0 Integrate each term
y  y   xy  2

x x d ( xy )
 d 
y  y ( xy ) 2
0 By power formula
x x d ( xy )
...... d     2
0
y  y ( xy )

2
 x
 y
    c 0
1
xy
Multiply by 2
2 1

 1  x 2 1 c  c
      0 2 where : c 
2  y 
 xy 2 

2
2
x 2
2
 c 0 Answer
y xy
3. y ( x 2  y 2  1)dx  x( x 2  y 2  1)dy  0
y ( x  y )dx  x( x  y )dy  xdy  ydx  0
2 2 2 2

Divide by (x2+y2)

y ( x  y )dx x ( x  y )dy xdy  ydx


2 2 2 2
  2 0
(x  y )
2 2
(x  y )
2 2
(x  y )
2

xdy  ydx
( ydx  xdy )  2 0
x y 2
xdy  ydx
......( ydx  xdy )  2 0
x y 2

 y from
d ( xy )  d  arctan  d ( xy )  ydx  xdy
 x
 y  xdy  ydx
d  arctan  
 x x2  y2
Integrate each term
 y
 d ( xy )   d  arctan x 
 y
xy  arctan    c Answer
x
4.xy ( y 2  1) dx  ( x 2 y 2  2)dy  0 x=1,y=1
xy dx  xydx  x y dy  2dy  0
3 2 2

Group terms of like degree

( xy dx  x y dy )  xydx  2dy  0
3 2 2

Form one of the 4 exact differentials given by


factoring common factor on the grouped term
xy ( ydx  xdy )  xydx  2dy  0
2
......xy ( ydx  xdy )  xydx  2dy  0
2

Divide by y to integrate each term


xy 2 ( ydx  xdy ) xydx 2dy
  0
y y y
dy
xyd ( xy )  xd ( x)  2  0 from  d ( xy )  ydx  xdy
y
Integrate each term
dy
 xyd ( xy)   xd ( x)  2 y  0 By power formula
dy
...... xyd ( xy )   xd ( x)  2  0
y
   x  2 ln y  c Multiply by 2 to
2
xy 2
  eliminate fractions
2 2
  xy  2 x 2 
   2  ln y   c  2
 2 2 
( xy ) 2  x 2  4(ln y )  2c where 2c = c
x y  x  4(ln y )  c
2 2 2

x ( y  1)  4(ln y )  c general solution


2 2
x ( y  1)  4(ln y )  c
2 2
When x=1 , y=1

Solve for c :
(1  1 )  1  4(ln1)  c
2 2 2

20  c
c2
Substitute c in the general solution
x ( y  1)  4(ln y )  2
2 2

x ( y  1)  2  4(ln y ) particular solution


2 2
5.x( x 2  y 2  x)dx  y ( x 2  y 2 )dy  0 x=2,y=0
x 3dx  xy 2 dx  x 2 dx  x 2 ydy  y 3dy  0
Group terms of like degree
 xy 2 dx  x 2 ydy  x 3dx  y 3dy  x 2dx  0 Multiply by -1

xy 2 dx  x 2 ydy  x 3dx  y 3dy  x 2dx  0

 xy 2
dx  x 2
ydy   x 3
dx  x 2
dx  y 3
dy  0
......  xy 2 dx  x 2 ydy   x 3dx  x 2 dx  y 3dy  0
Form one of the 4 exact differentials given by
factoring common factor on the grouped term(s)
xy  ydx  xdy   x 3dx  x 2 dx  y 3dy  0
xyd ( xy )  x 3dx  x 2 dx  y 3dy  0 from  d ( xy )  ydx  xdy
Integrate each term

       dy  0 By power formula
3 2 3
xyd ( xy ) x dx x dx y

( xy ) 2 x 4 x 3 y 4
   c
2 4 3 4
( xy ) 2 x 4 x 3 y 4
......    c
2 4 3 4
Multiply by their LCD = 12 to eliminate the fractions
 ( xy ) 2 x 4 x 3 y 4 
 2  4  3  4  c  12
 
6( xy ) 2  3 x 4  4 x 3  3 y 4  12c where 12c = c
6( xy ) 2  3 x 4  4 x 3  3 y 4  c general solution
6( xy )  3 x  4 x  3 y  c
2 4 3 4
When x = 2 , y = 0

Solve for c :
6(2  0) 2  3(2) 4  4(2)3  3(0) 4  c
48  32  c
c  16
Substitute c in the general solution
6( xy ) 2  3 x 4  4 x 3  3 y 4  16
6 x y  3 x  3 y  4 x  16
2 2 4 4 3

3(2 x y  x  y )  4( x  4) particular solution


2 2 4 4 3

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