Differential Equations: Exact and Bernoulli Equations
Solve a non-exact differential equation using an integrating factor given the equation: .
Given the differential equation , convert it into the standard form of an exact differential equation and find the potential function .
Test if the differential equation is exact and solve for the function .
Check for exactness: .
Determine if this equation is exact by finding if
Check for exactness: . Determine if this equation is exact by finding if .
Check for exactness: .
Determine if this equation is exact by finding if , and adjust using an integrating factor if necessary.
Check for exactness: . Determine if this equation is exact by finding if and find the general solution of the exact differential equation.
Solve the exact equation using the given partial derivatives.
Solve the Bernoulli differential equation: using the substitution and the method of integrating factors.
Using the Bernoulli equation, solve the differential equation of the form: by introducing a new variable and applying the integrating factor method.
For the Bernoulli differential equation , manipulate it to get rid of the term by multiplying both sides by , and solve for using the substitution .
Solve the Bernoulli differential equation by multiplying both sides by and performing a variable substitution.
Solve the Bernoulli differential equation: rac{dy}{dx} - y = e^{2x} y^3
Verify that these two are integration factors for this equation and use them to solve the equation.