Math: Partial Differential Eqn. - Ch.1: Introduction (19 of 42) First Order PDE: Example 1

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In this video I will find u=f(x,y)=? given the partial differential equation x(partial(u)/partial(x))+3u=x^2. (Note: this equation does not have term “partial(u)/partial(y)”.

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I didn’t understand the step of using an exact equation.

PaulQuelet
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Bless you heart Sir. That hasnt been easy to comprehend at all. Still spinning my head at many steps. Thank you so much <3
shouldnt there be a minus sign at the to be exact step?
Also in the to be exact step it seemed that it is function was diffrentiated in respect to X and not to U, when it shous be to U. IMaybe I have to revise my differentiation lectures XD

ahmedal-ebrashy
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I don't think it ended up mattering in the end, but after recognizing the product rule you wrote that it was the partial w.r.t. u and not partial w.r.t X.

the_mackdaddy
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You lost me on this one. I dont understand what happened after the "TO BE EXACT" part either. Thanks you for going over first order my teacher completely skipped it and went to second order.

turboleggy
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How is m = 3? If you plug in m=3, you get 3x^2=x

MiguelFernandez-ixmi
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Do equations like this arise often in physics?

gevodem
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When we integrate x^4 shouldn't there also be a constant of integration C? Or does that become a part of the final integration function f(y) ?

AL-knyx
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Well, im not the only one who doesnt understand this

arkyin
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I'm sorry but it explained not well

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