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Question Number 143165 by mohammad17 last updated on 11/Jun/21
solve the differention equation  x=p^3 −p+2   since:p=y′
solvethedifferentionequationx=p3p+2since:p=y
Commented by mohammad17 last updated on 11/Jun/21
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Commented by mr W last updated on 11/Jun/21
you can′t expect an answer to a  question which is no question.  x=p^3 −p+2 is neither a differential  equation nor a differention equation.  it is even not  an equation at all.
youcantexpectananswertoaquestionwhichisnoquestion.x=p3p+2isneitheradifferentialequationnoradifferentionequation.itisevennotanequationatall.
Commented by mohammad17 last updated on 11/Jun/21
sir its differential equation such that    p=y^′
siritsdifferentialequationsuchthatp=y
Commented by mr W last updated on 11/Jun/21
but you didn′t give this before.  besides, what is meant with y′ ?  is it y′=(dy/dx) or y′=(dy/dp) ?  in mathemstics the things must be  exact and clear!
butyoudidntgivethisbefore.besides,whatismeantwithy?isity=dydxory=dydp?inmathemsticsthethingsmustbeexactandclear!
Answered by Cwesi last updated on 10/Jun/21
(dx/dp)=3p^2 −1
dxdp=3p21
Answered by mr W last updated on 11/Jun/21
y′=(dy/dx)=p  (dy/dp)×(dp/dx)=p  (dy/dp)=p(dx/dp)=p(3p^2 −1)=3p^3 −p  y=((3p^4 )/4)−(p^2 /2)+(C_1 /4)  3p^4 −2p^2 +C_1 −4y=0  ⇒p^2 =((1±(√(1+3(4y−C_1 ))))/3)=((1±(√(12y+C)))/3)  ⇒p=±(√((1±(√(12y+C)))/3))  ⇒x=p(p^2 −1)+2  ⇒x=±(√((1±(√(12y+C)))/3))(((−2±(√(12y+C)))/3))+2
y=dydx=pdydp×dpdx=pdydp=pdxdp=p(3p21)=3p3py=3p44p22+C143p42p2+C14y=0p2=1±1+3(4yC1)3=1±12y+C3p=±1±12y+C3x=p(p21)+2x=±1±12y+C3(2±12y+C3)+2

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