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Question : 79 of 160
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Solution:
Given, differential equation
xdy−ydx=√x2+y2dx...(i)
Putting,
y=vx and differentiating w.r.t.
x, we get
dy=vdx+xdv...(ii)
From Eq. (ii),
Integrating on both sides, we get
ln(v+√1+v2)=ln‌x+C Putting
v=‌, we get
ln(‌+‌√x2+y2)=ln‌x+C ln{‌(y+√x2+y2)}−ln‌x=C ln{‌}=C...(iii)
[∵ln‌a−ln‌b=ln‌] Given that,
y=1,x=√3 ln‌l=C or
C=0‌‌[∵ln‌1=0] Putting the value of
C in Eq. (iii), we get
ln{‌}=0 or
‌=e0=1 y+√x2+y2=x2 or
x2−y=√x2+y2 Squaring on both sides, we get
(x2−y)2=x2+y2
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