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So up to this point we have only learned 2 forms of PDE's to solve:
Constant Coefficient Equations and Variable Coefficient Equations.
Questions: Solve:
1) aUx+bUy + cU = 0
2) Ux+ UY = 1
where U = U(x,y)
Attempt:
Well for 2) I'm thinking that it doesn't necessarily matter that the constant is 1 even though in the text it is boxed that the equation has to be of the form Ux+ yUy = 0
but 1 is just another constant. As for 1) I am a little miffed.
Constant Coefficient Equations and Variable Coefficient Equations.
Questions: Solve:
1) aUx+bUy + cU = 0
2) Ux+ UY = 1
where U = U(x,y)
Attempt:
Well for 2) I'm thinking that it doesn't necessarily matter that the constant is 1 even though in the text it is boxed that the equation has to be of the form Ux+ yUy = 0
but 1 is just another constant. As for 1) I am a little miffed.