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Question Number 128205 by john_santu last updated on 05/Jan/21

solve (dy/dx) + (dx/dy) = 4x^2 +3

solvedydx+dxdy=4x2+3

Answered by mr W last updated on 05/Jan/21

(y′)^2 −(4x^2 +3)y′+1=0  y′=((4x^2 +3±(√((4x^2 +5)(4x^2 +1))))/2)  y=(1/2)∫[4x^2 +3±(√((4x^2 +5)(4x^2 +1)))]dx  y=(1/2)[((4x^3 )/3)+3x±(1/2)∫(√(((2x)^2 +5)((2x)^2 +1)))d(2x)]  with u=2x  y=((2x^3 )/3)+((3x)/2)±(1/4)∫(√((u^2 +5)(u^2 +1)))du  ......

(y)2(4x2+3)y+1=0y=4x2+3±(4x2+5)(4x2+1)2y=12[4x2+3±(4x2+5)(4x2+1)]dxy=12[4x33+3x±12((2x)2+5)((2x)2+1)d(2x)]withu=2xy=2x33+3x2±14(u2+5)(u2+1)du......

Commented by john_santu last updated on 05/Jan/21

Commented by john_santu last updated on 05/Jan/21

i got the same result  but stuck the second integral

igotthesameresultbutstuckthesecondintegral

Commented by mr W last updated on 05/Jan/21

yes,   ∫(√((4x^2 +5)(4x^2 +1)))dx is not integrable  with elementary functions.

yes,(4x2+5)(4x2+1)dxisnotintegrablewithelementaryfunctions.

Commented by mindispower last updated on 05/Jan/21

x=(1/2)sh(t)  ⇒∫(√(sh^2 (t)+5)).((ch^2 (t))/2)dt  ch^2 (t)=((1+ch(2t))/2),∫ch^2 (t)=(t/2)+(1/4)sh(2t)  (1/2)((t/2)+((sh(2t))/4))(√(sh^2 (t)+5))−(1/4)∫((tsh(t)ch(t))/( (√(sh^2 (t)+5))))dt−(1/8)∫((sh^2 (t))/( (√(sh^2 (t)+5))))dt  ∫((tsh(t)ch(t))/( (√(sh^2 (t)+5))))dt  =∫((tsh(2t))/(2.(√(4+ch^2 (t))))) by part =(√(4+ch^2 (t)))t−∫(√(4+ch^2 (t)))dt  ∫(√(4+ch^2 (t)))dt=∫(√(5+sh^2 (t)))dt  t=iw  ⇒∫(√(5+(sh(iw))^2 )).idw  =i∫(√(5−sin^2 (w)))dw  =i(√5)∫(√(1−(((sinw)/( (√5))))^2 ))dw=i(√5)(E(sin(w,(1/( (√5)))))  E(sin(∅),k)=∫_0 ^ϕ (√(1−k^2 sin^2 (t)))dt.. 2 nd eleptic integrak  ∫((sh^2 (t))/( (√(5+sh^2 (t))))),dt=∫(√(sh^2 (t)+5))−5∫(dt/( (√(5+sh^2 (t)))))  A−5B,A donne B,t→ix  B=5i∫(dx/( (√(5−sin^2 (x)))))=i(√5)∫(dx/( (√(1−(((sin(x))/( (√5))))^2 ))))  =i(√5)F(sin(x),(1/( (√5))))  F(sin(t),k)=∫(dt/( (√(1−k^2 sin(x))))), first eleptic integral  ⇒∫(√(5+4x^2 )).(√(1+4x^2 ))dx has close hard to express  withe x variable but possibl

x=12sh(t)sh2(t)+5.ch2(t)2dtch2(t)=1+ch(2t)2,ch2(t)=t2+14sh(2t)12(t2+sh(2t)4)sh2(t)+514tsh(t)ch(t)sh2(t)+5dt18sh2(t)sh2(t)+5dttsh(t)ch(t)sh2(t)+5dt=tsh(2t)2.4+ch2(t)bypart=4+ch2(t)t4+ch2(t)dt4+ch2(t)dt=5+sh2(t)dtt=iw5+(sh(iw))2.idw=i5sin2(w)dw=i51(sinw5)2dw=i5(E(sin(w,15))E(sin(),k)=0φ1k2sin2(t)dt..2ndelepticintegraksh2(t)5+sh2(t),dt=sh2(t)+55dt5+sh2(t)A5B,AdonneB,tixB=5idx5sin2(x)=i5dx1(sin(x)5)2=i5F(sin(x),15)F(sin(t),k)=dt1k2sin(x),firstelepticintegral5+4x2.1+4x2dxhasclosehardtoexpresswithexvariablebutpossibl

Commented by john_santu last updated on 05/Jan/21

thank you

thankyou

Commented by mindispower last updated on 06/Jan/21

withe pleasur

withepleasur

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