Problem 01 | Elimination of Arbitrary Constants Problem 01 $x^3 - 3x^2y = c$ Solution 01 Click here to expand or collapse this section $x^3 - 3x^2y = c$ $3x^2~dx - 3(2xy~dx + x^2~dy) = 0$ $3x^2~dx - 6xy~dx - 3x^2~dy = 0$ Divide by 3x $x~dx - 2y~dx - x~dy = 0$ $(x - 2y)~dx - x~dy = 0$ answer Tags arbitrary constants first order differential equation Log in to post comments Book traversal links for Problem 01 | Elimination of Arbitrary Constants Elimination of Arbitrary Constants Up Problem 02 | Elimination of Arbitrary Constants
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