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Solving Simple Differential Equations Separable Variables Revisiting IVPs and Models Conclusion MATH312 Section 2.2: Separable Variables Prof. Jonathan Duncan Walla Walla College Spring Quarter, 2007 Solving Simple Differential Equations Separable Variables Revisiting IVPs and Models Conclusion Outline 1 Solving Simple Differential Equations 2 Separable Variables 3 Revisiting IVPs and Models 4 Conclusion Solving Simple Differential Equations Separable Variables Revisiting IVPs and Models Conclusion Solving a DE by Integration In our quest for solution methods, we start with finding solutions to certain first order differential equations. Example Solve the differential equation dy = x + 1 − sinx. dx Z dy dx = Z (x +1−sinx) dx dx x2 y = 2 +x +cosx +C When can we solve a differential equation in this fashion? Solving Simple Differential Equations Separable Variables Revisiting IVPs and Models Conclusion When Can we Solve with Integration Alone? Differential equations for which a solution can be found by simple integration are called separable. Separable DEs Afirst order DE of the form dy = f(x,y) is said to be separable, dx or to have separable variables if we can rewrite f (x,y) as f (x,y) = g(x)h(y). Example Which of the differential equations below are separable? dy =xsiny +3xey dx dy =ex +ey dx
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