Class 12 Differential Equations · Short Answer2 Marksseparable_differential_equations
Class 12 Maths · Differential Equations · Short Answer #42
Solve ln(y′) = ax + by, for real constants a and b.
✅ Step-by-Step Solution
Final Answer: If ab ≠ 0: e^(ax)/a + e^(−by)/b = C. If a = 0, b ≠ 0: −e^(−by)/b = x + C. If b = 0, a ≠ 0: y = e^(ax)/a + C. If a = b = 0: y = x + C.
Exponentiate to y′ = e^(ax+by) > 0 and separate e^(−by)dy = e^(ax)dx.
For ab ≠ 0, integrate to −e^(−by)/b = e^(ax)/a + C₁. If a or b vanishes, integrate the corresponding constant factor directly.
For ab ≠ 0, e^(ax)/a + e^(−by)/b = C. For a = 0: −e^(−by)/b = x + C; for b = 0: y = e^(ax)/a + C; for both zero: y = x + C. Use real branches with positive exponential arguments.
📋 CBSE Stepwise Marking Scheme
[0.5 marks] Exponentiate to y′ = e^(ax+by) > 0 and separate e^(−by)dy = e^(ax)dx.
[1 mark] For ab ≠ 0, integrate to −e^(−by)/b = e^(ax)/a + C₁. If a or b vanishes, integrate the corresponding constant factor directly.
[0.5 marks] For ab ≠ 0, e^(ax)/a + e^(−by)/b = C. For a = 0: −e^(−by)/b = x + C; for b = 0: y = e^(ax)/a + C; for both zero: y = x + C. Use real branches with positive exponential arguments.
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