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dy/dx = (2x +y -1) / ( 4x -2y +1) , x= X +1 , y = Y-1 ,, how to make it into differential equation ? my ans is not same as the ans given .

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Reply 1
Original post by wilson dang
dy/dx = (2x +y -1) / ( 4x -2y +1) , x= X +1 , y = Y-1 ,, how to make it into differential equation ? my ans is not same as the ans given .


maybe it is the same answer
I can check it in half hour or so
Reply 2
Original post by TeeEm
maybe it is the same answer
I can check it in half hour or so


thanks in advance
Reply 3
Original post by wilson dang

dy/dx = (2x +y -1) / ( 4x -2y +1)
, x= X +1 , y = Y-1 ,, how to make it into differential equation ? my ans is not same as the ans given .


also after I spend ages with tedious horrible algebra I realized that the ODE you are quoting is different to the one in your workings
Please post a photo of the question itself
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Reply 6
Original post by wilson dang
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then clearly this is not the same as the one in the opening post whose algebra is horrendous !!
Reply 7
Original post by TeeEm
then clearly this is not the same as the one in the opening post whose algebra is horrendous !!

Why not same??
Reply 8
Original post by wilson dang
Why not same??


because there is an extra 4 in front of the x
Reply 9
Original post by TeeEm
because there is an extra 4 in front of the x

Sorry for the typo. So, the question is as in the 2nd photo I posted
Reply 10
Original post by wilson dang
Sorry for the typo. So, the question is as in the 2nd photo I posted


well I am sorry but I solved the one with the typo ...
Reply 11
I got (x-y-2)2(x+y-2)(x-y)=constant

your integration is all wrong (I cannot follow it).
Up to there is fine
Original post by TeeEm
I got (x-y-2)2(x+y-2)(x-y)=constant

your integration is all wrong (I cannot follow it).
Up to there is fine


can you show your work please?
Reply 15
Original post by wilson dang
is this a book?


yeah
Original post by TeeEm
yeah


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Reply 17
Original post by wilson dang
i redo the question , i found that (1+2v)/ (1-v^2) = 1.5/ (1-v) - 0.5/(1+v) , why the ans is not same as the book ???


maybe there is a mistake in the example book maybe a mistake in yours
Original post by TeeEm
maybe there is a mistake in the example book maybe a mistake in yours


could you explain how to change the top part to the lower part (red circled part) ?
Reply 19
Original post by wilson dang
could you explain how to change the top part to the lower part (red circled part) ?


??
cannot see the attachment

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