(1+x2+y2+x2y2) 1/2 + xy dy/dx =0 how to solve dis diffrential equation!?! ..please ans asap!! :)

the given differential equation is:

..................(1)

now integrating (1): 

   ...........(2)where C is an integration constant

let  let

[by partial fraction]

now integrating:

................(3)

let let

.................(4)

from (2), (3) and (4): we have,

which is the required result.

hope this helps you.

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the "under the bracket" term can be re-wrtten as

{(1 + x2)(1 + y2)}1/2 + xy.dy/dx = 0

=> (xy)(dy/dx) = (1 + x2)1/2 . (1 + y2)1/2

=> y/(1 + y2)1/2 . dy = x.(1 + x2)1/2 . dx

Now differentiate both sides (do it separately  by subs  and all whatever required ... it will be easy for you) then put it back in the equation....

best of luck

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thanks..!! :)

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Does that term under the bracket turn out to be negative when you transpose it to RHS?

Also, in the third step, x goes to the denominator right?

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There are lots of typo(s) ...

here's a fresh expression...

[y / (1 + y2)1/2].dy = [(1 + x2)1/2/x] . dx

now fine

@emash247 - yup :P

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then u've to integrate both sides not "differentiate"... srry.. for that...!!

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 @enchanted wizard :P.. Thanx for solving..

N yeah..all the best..may u score a centum!!! :D

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thanks a lot dear... wish u the same... !!

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