- Given differential equation
We have
dxdy=xy(1+xy2(1+lnx)),x>0,
with initial condition
y(1)=3.
We need to find 9y2(x).
- Rewrite the equation
Expand the right-hand side:
dxdy=xy+y3(1+lnx).
This suggests converting in terms of y−2.
- Substitute v=y21
Let
v=y−2.
Then
dxdv=−2y−3dxdy.
Using
dxdy=xy+y3(1+lnx),
we get
dxdv=−2y−3(xy+y3(1+lnx)).
Simplify:
dxdv=−x2y−2−2(1+lnx).
Since v=y−2,
dxdv+x2v=−2(1+lnx).
This is a linear differential equation in v.
- Solve the linear equation
The integrating factor is
I.F.=e∫x2dx=e2lnx=x2.
Multiplying throughout by x2:
x2dxdv+2xv=−2x2(1+lnx).
So,
dxd(x2v)=−2x2(1+lnx).
Integrate:
x2v=∫−2x2(1+lnx)dx+C.
Now compute
I=∫x2(1+lnx)dx.
Write it as
I=∫x2dx+∫x2lnxdx.
We know
∫x2dx=3x3.
For ∫x2lnxdx, use integration by parts:
- u=lnx, dv=x2dx
- du=x1dx, v=3x3
Thus,
∫x2lnxdx=3x3lnx−31∫x2dx=3x3lnx−9x3.
Hence,
I=3x3+3x3lnx−9x3=92x3+3x3lnx.
Therefore,
∫−2x2(1+lnx)dx=−2I=−94x3−32x3lnx.
So,
x2v=−94x3−32x3lnx+C.
Since v=y21,
y2x2=C−94x3−32x3lnx.
- Use the initial condition y(1)=3
At x=1, y=3, so
3212=91=C−94−32(1)ln1.
Since ln1=0,
91=C−94.
Thus,
C=95.
Hence,
y2x2=95−94x3−32x3lnx=91(5−4x3−6x3lnx).
So,
y2=5−4x3−6x3lnx9x2.
Therefore,
9y2=5−4x3−6x3lnxx2.
Now simplify the denominator using log identities:
4x3+6x3lnx=2x3(2+3lnx).
And since
ln(x3)=3lnx,
we get
2+3lnx=2+ln(x3).
So,
9y2=5−2x3(2+ln(x3))x2.
- Compare with options
This matches:
A: 5−2x3(2+ln(x3))x2
- Comparison with stored answer
Stored correct answer: A
Our derived answer is also A. So they agree.