I have this question 1. Solve the following DE’s, by inspection.
y’= -sin x
I Know that y=cos x and y'= -sin x. Then is y=cos x the answer? What does it mean when solve by inspection???
Printable View
I have this question 1. Solve the following DE’s, by inspection.
y’= -sin x
I Know that y=cos x and y'= -sin x. Then is y=cos x the answer? What does it mean when solve by inspection???
Solving by inspection involves exactly what you did (well, almost, you forgot the constant of integration)...you know that:
and so we must have:
Oh thanks for the reply!
Then let's say for y'' = 3 and I did. y'=3x+c
y= (3/2)x^2 +C
Then is y= (3/2)x^2 + C answer for y"=3?
Thank you.
No, for the second example, you should observe that:
hence: