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Kevatron9
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Hi,
I have some equations I have derived though energy balances and have been using the Integration Factors method to solve equations in the form:
dy/dx + Py = Q
However, my original equations only work if I assume some variables to be constants. Removing this assumption leaves me with an equation of the following form:
dy/dx + (a+b.y^2)y = Q
I have no Idea how to solve this problem. I cannot find a method that works. Does anybody know how to integrate such a problem?
Thanks in advance
I have some equations I have derived though energy balances and have been using the Integration Factors method to solve equations in the form:
dy/dx + Py = Q
However, my original equations only work if I assume some variables to be constants. Removing this assumption leaves me with an equation of the following form:
dy/dx + (a+b.y^2)y = Q
I have no Idea how to solve this problem. I cannot find a method that works. Does anybody know how to integrate such a problem?
Thanks in advance