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Suppose be the solution curve to the differential equation such that is finite. If and are respectively the - and -intercepts of the tangent to the curve at , then the value of is equal to .
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- Solve the differential equation
Given
This is a linear differential equation:
The integrating factor is
Multiplying the equation by :
The left-hand side becomes
Integrating:
Now,
So,
Multiplying by :
- Use the condition that is finite
As ,
- remains finite,
- ,
- is finite only if .
Hence, and therefore
- Find the point and slope at
At ,
Now from the differential equation,
At ,
So the tangent at passes through with slope
- Equation of the tangent
Using point-slope form: So,
- Find the intercepts
-
-intercept: set , Hence,
-
-intercept: set , Hence,
- Compute
Therefore, the required integer is
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