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I know that this differential equation is not separable, but is there a way to solve it?
dy/dx=y+x
I've tried a substitution of y=vx:
(dv/dx)x+v=x+vx
(dv/dx)x=x+vx-v
dv/dx=1+v-(v/x)
I'm stuck trying to rewrite that as a product of v and x.
Any help is appreciated!
dy/dx=y+x
I've tried a substitution of y=vx:
(dv/dx)x+v=x+vx
(dv/dx)x=x+vx-v
dv/dx=1+v-(v/x)
I'm stuck trying to rewrite that as a product of v and x.
Any help is appreciated!