- Rewrite the differential equation
Given
(x4+2x3+3x2+2x+2)dy−(2x2+2x+3)dx=0
so
(x4+2x3+3x2+2x+2)dxdy=2x2+2x+3.
Hence,
dxdy=x4+2x3+3x2+2x+22x2+2x+3.
- Factor the denominator
Observe that
x4+2x3+3x2+2x+2=(x2+1)(x2+2x+2).
Indeed,
(x2+1)(x2+2x+2)=x4+2x3+3x2+2x+2.
So,
dxdy=(x2+1)(x2+2x+2)2x2+2x+3.
- Use partial fractions
Let
(x2+1)(x2+2x+2)2x2+2x+3=x2+1Ax+B+x2+2x+2Cx+D.
Then
2x2+2x+3=(Ax+B)(x2+2x+2)+(Cx+D)(x2+1).
Expanding,
(A+C)x3+(2A+B+D)x2+(2A+2B+C)x+(2B+D).
Comparing coefficients with 2x2+2x+3, we get
A+C=0,
2A+B+D=2,
2A+2B+C=2,
2B+D=3.
From A+C=0, C=−A.
Then
A+2B=2,
2A+B+D=2,
2B+D=3.
Subtracting the last two equations,
2A−B=−1.
Now solve
A+2B=2,qquad2A−B=−1.
This gives
A=0,quadB=1.
Hence
C=0,quadD=1.
Therefore,
(x2+1)(x2+2x+2)2x2+2x+3=x2+11+x2+2x+21.
- Integrate
So
dxdy=x2+11+x2+2x+21.
Since
x2+2x+2=(x+1)2+1,
we get
y=∫x2+1dx+∫(x+1)2+1dx+C.
Thus,
y=tan−1x+tan−1(x+1)+C.
- Use the initial condition
Given
y(−1)=−4π.
Substitute x=−1:
y(−1)=tan−1(−1)+tan−1(0)+C=−4π+0+C.
So,
−4π+C=−4π⟹C=0.
Hence,
y=tan−1x+tan−1(x+1).
- Find y(0)
y(0)=tan−1(0)+tan−1(1)=0+4π=4π.
- Compare with options
Thus,
y(0)=4π.
So the correct option is D.