SOLUTION: Solve the Given Differential Equation by separation of variables. (dy)/(dx)=xsqrt(1-y^2) Answer: y=sin(x^2/2+c1) Please help me in providing step by step solution.
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Solve the Given Differential Equation by separation of variables.
(dy)/(dx)=xsqrt(1-y^2)
Answer: y=sin(x^2/2+c1)
Please help me in providing step by step solution.
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Multiply both sides by dx
Divide both sides by
Use the formula:
Take the sine of both sides:
Edwin
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