Given (x4 + 2y) dx - xdy =0, using FOLDE, the integrating factor isQuestion 8Select one:a.e -xb.xc.x -2d.x2e.ex
Question
Given (x4 + 2y) dx - xdy =0, using FOLDE, the integrating factor is
Question 8
Select one:
a. e ^ -x
b. x
c. x - 2
d. x^2
e. e^x
Solution
The given differential equation is in the form of Mdx + Ndy = 0, where M = x^4 + 2y and N = -x.
The condition for exactness is (dN/dx) = (dM/dy).
Here, (dN/dx) = -1 and (dM/dy) = 2.
Since (dN/dx) ≠ (dM/dy), the given differential equation is not exact.
For a non-exact differential equation, we can find an integrating factor to make it exact.
The formula for the integrating factor in this case is e^(∫(dM/dy - dN/dx) dy).
Substituting the values, we get e^(∫(2 - (-1)) dy) = e^(3y).
So, the integrating factor is e^(3y).
However, this option is not given in the choices. There might be a mistake in the question or the provided options.
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