What is the solution of the differential equation dy/dx = 2y(5-3y) dydx=2y(5−3y) with y(0)=2y(0)=2?
2 Answers
y = (10e^(10x))/(6e^(10x)-1) y=10e10x6e10x−1
Explanation:
We have:
dy/dx = 2y(5-3y) dydx=2y(5−3y)
This is a First Order Separable ODE, so we can "separate the variables" to get
int \ 1/(y(5-3y)) \ dy = int \ 2 \ dx
The RHS is trivial, and the LHS can be integrated by decomposing the integrand into partial fractions:
1/(y(5-3y)) -= A/y+ B/(5-3y)
" " = (A(5-3y)+By)/(y(5-3y))
Leading to the identity:
1 -= A(5-3y)+By
Where
Put
y =0 => 1=5A => A=1/5
Putx = 5/3 => 1 = (5B)/3 => B = 3/5
So we can now write:
\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \int \ (1/5)/y + (3/5)/(5-3y) \ dy = int \ 2 \ dx
:. 1/5 int \ 1/y - 3/(3y-5) \ dy = int \ 2 \ dx
And integrating we get:
1/5 { ln|y| - ln|3y-5|} = 2x + C
Using the initial condition
1/5 { ln2 - ln1} = C => C= 1/5ln 2
So we have:
1/5 { ln|y| - ln|3y-5|} = 2x + 1/5ln 2
:. ln|y| - ln|3y-5| = 10x + ln 2
:. ln|y/(3y-5)| = 10x + ln 2
:. y/(3y-5) = e^(10x + ln 2)
:. y = (3y-5) 2e^(10x)
:. y = 6ye^(10x) - 10e^(10x)
:. 6ye^(10x) - y = 10e^(10x)
:. (6e^(10x)-1)y = 10e^(10x)
:. y = (10e^(10x))/(6e^(10x)-1)
Explanation:
This is a separable differential equation:
Solve the integral in
Substituting in
For
The required solution is then: