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Community Discussion Question:
a,b constant (a+bx)e^(y/x)=x
proof (x^3)(d^2y/dx^2)={x(dy/dx)-y}^2
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a,b constant (a+bx)e^(y/x)=xproof (x^3)(d^2y/dx^2)={x(dy/dx)-y}^2 | |||||||||||||
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Now, put the values of dy/dx and y in the right hand side. you will get the same value.
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log{(a+bx)e^y/x}=logx (a+bx)+(y/x)=logx the step is wrong niladari can you clear it
log must be come to both end |
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oh got it.. sorry.. i ignored that step. | |||||||||||||
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