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Solve dy/dx − 2y tan x = y² tan x
Short answer
It is Bernoulli with n=2. Divide by y² and substitute z=1/y to get a linear equation. Using integrating factor sec²x and solving yields 1/y = c cos²x - 1/2 sin²x.
Solve the differential equation dy/dx − 2y tan x = y² tan x.
dy/dx − 2y tan x = y² tan x
This is Bernoulli's equation with n = 2.
Reduce to linear form
Divide by y²:
y⁻² dy/dx − 2y⁻¹ tan x = tan x
Put z = 1/y, so dz/dx = −y⁻² dy/dx:
−dz/dx − 2z tan x = tan x → dz/dx + 2 tan x · z = −tan x
Integrating factor
IF = e^(2∫tan x dx) = e^(2 log sec x) = sec²x
Solution
z sec²x = −∫ tan x sec²x dx = −tan²x/2 + c
z = c cos²x − (1/2) tan²x cos²x = c cos²x − (1/2) sin²x
Replace z = 1/y:
1/y = c cos²x − ½ sin²x
or 2 = y(C cos²x − sin²x) with C = 2c.
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