Solving a Differential Equation with Variables and Steps | Math Homework Help

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Homework Statement



y`=(xy-y^2)/x^2

The Attempt at a Solution




y` = y/x -(y/x)^2

{y/x=z , y=zx , y`=z+xz`}

-z^2=x*dz/dx


-z^2dx = xdz


what`s next ?


TNX . :smile:
 
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Next is to move the -z^2 and x factors around so they are with, respectively, dz and dx. Then integrate.
 
To integrate that, you need your z's on one side and your x's on the other. Dividing through by x*z^2 should do the trick.
 
can u write can't understand .

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it`s o k .

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