Wednesday, June 20, 2012

What is the solution of dy/dx = (1+y^2)*e^x?

We have to solve dy/dx =
(1+y^2)*e^x


First we will group all the terms containing y
with dy on one side and those containing x with dx on the
other.


dy/dx =
(1+y^2)*e^x


=> dy / (1+ y^2) = e^x
dx


=> dy / (1+ y^2) - e^x dx
=0


now integrate both the side, we
get


arc tan y – e^x = C


or in
terms of y


=> arc tan y = e^x +
C


=> y = tan (e^x +
C)


Therefore the result is y = tan (e^x +
C)

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