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2.4 Exact Differential Equation

The document discusses exact differential equations (EDEs). An EDE is of the form M(x,y)dx + N(x,y)dy = 0, where the partial derivatives satisfy ∂M/∂y = ∂N/∂x. To solve an EDE, one finds an integrating factor f(x,y) such that df = Mdx + Ndy, allowing the equation to be written as df = 0 and solved by integration. Examples are provided to demonstrate determining if a differential equation is exact and solving exact equations.

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2.4 Exact Differential Equation

The document discusses exact differential equations (EDEs). An EDE is of the form M(x,y)dx + N(x,y)dy = 0, where the partial derivatives satisfy ∂M/∂y = ∂N/∂x. To solve an EDE, one finds an integrating factor f(x,y) such that df = Mdx + Ndy, allowing the equation to be written as df = 0 and solved by integration. Examples are provided to demonstrate determining if a differential equation is exact and solving exact equations.

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2.

4 EXACT DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION

Look at this
ydx  xdy  0  It is separable since
Integrate dy dx
both side 
gives us
y x
dy dx
y  x
 
c
y .
x 1
Equivalently have
dy
ydx  xdy  0  y  x  0
dx
d
 ( xy )  0
dx
d
 ( xy ) dx   0dx
dx
Solution : xy  c
c
y .
x 2
Example

x y dx  x y dy  0
2 3 3 2

d 1 3 3
 x y 0
dx  3 
d 1 3 3
 dx  3  
 x y  dx  0 dx

1 3 3
x y C
3 3
For our purposes, given an equation such as
Mdx  Ndy  0,
we want to identify the equation as being
equivalent to the statement
d  f ( x, y )   0
Definition: Exact Differential Equation
 A differential expression M ( x, y )dx  N ( x, y )dy
is an exact differential in a region R of the xy-plane
if it corresponds to the differential of some
function f(x,y).
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 A first order differential of the form

Mdx  Ndy  0,
is said to be an exact equation if the expression
on the left-hand side is an exact differential.
Example

x y dx  x y dy  0
2 3 3 2
is an exact equation
since
1 3 3
x y dx  x y dy  d ( x y )
2 3 3 2

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Theorem:
Criterion for an Exact Differential
Let M(x,y) and N(x,y) be continuous and have
continuous first partial derivatives in rectangular
region R define by a<x<b, c<y<d.
Then a necessary and sufficient condition that
M(x,y)dx+N(x,y)dy be an exact differential is

M N

y x

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Examples

Determine whether the following diff. eq. is exact.

1. (2 xy  1)dx  (2 x y )dy  0
2 2

 xy 1
2. ( y ln y  e )dx  (  x ln y )dy  0
y
3. ( x  y )dx  xdy  0

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METHOD OF SOLUTION
1. Exact Differential Equation:
M ( x, y )dx  N ( x, y )dy  0 ………..(*)
M N
with  .
y x
2. Find f(x,y) such that
M ( x, y )dx  N ( x, y )dy  d  f ( x, y )  0
Note: f f
d  f ( x, y )  dx  dy
x y
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(i) Since (*) is an EDE, there exists a function f for which
f
 M ( x, y )
x
ii) Find f by integrating both side.
While integrating M(x,y) with respect to x, hold y constant.

f
 x dx   M ( x, y)dx
f ( x, y )   M ( x, y )dx " g ( y )" …….(i)
Constant of
integration 9
(iii) Differentiate (i) with respect to y and assume
f
 N ( x, y )
So, y
f

y y

 M ( x, y)dx  g ( y)  N ( x, y)


g ( y )  N ( x, y )   M ( x, y )dx
y
 ……(ii)

(iv) Integrate (ii) with respect to y

 g ( y ) dy  g ( y ) 


 N ( x , y ) 


y  M ( x , y ) dx
dy.
 10
(v) Substitute g(y) in (i)

3. The implicit solution of the EDE


f ( x, y )  C Integrate
Since when Mdx  Ndy  0, both side
gives us

d  f ( x, y )   0
f ( x, y )  C
Note:
We could just as well start the foregoing procedure with
the assumption that
f
 N ( x, y ).
y 11
Examples
Determine whether the diff. eq. is exact. If it is exact,solve
it.
1. 2 xy dx  ( x  1) dy  0
2

2.  y cos x  2 xe  dx 
y

(sin x  x e  1) dy  0
2 y

3.  3y  x
2 2
 x
 5
 dy  4 dx  0 ;
 y  2y
y (1)  1
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4. Find the value of k so that the DE is exact
 2 x  y sin xy  ky  dx 
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(20 xy  x sin xy ) dy  0
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5. Consider the differential equation

3xy  y  dx  ( x
2 2
 xy ) dy  0
a) Verify that the DE is not exact.
b) If the DE in (a) is multiplied by xmyn,
the new DE becomes exact.
i) Determine the value of m and n.
ii) Solve the exact DE.
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