Éléments de calcul infinitésimal, par m. Duhamel.

16o LIVRE IV. 111. Deuxieme exemple. - Soit x dy - yadx =x x/r2 + y2. Cette equation etant encore homogene relativement a x ety, on poseray = zux, et 1'on obtiendra, toute reduction faite, dx du xdu _- dx I +_ u, ou -~ ~- i +2 integrant les deux membres, et designant par c une constante arbitraire, il vient log =log g(u+ /+ u2), d'oui x= c( u 2) = c (2 +- / i ) On en tire successivement.x2 C(y + x2+ y2), (X2- cy)2 c2(x2 y2) et enfin x2a 2cy + c2. 112. Troisieme exemple.- On peut quelquefois, par une transformation simple, rendre homogene une equation qui ne l'est pas. Soit, par exemple, (ax +4- by + m) dx= (px+ qy- +n) d; pour faire disparaitre les termes independants de x et y, soient x _x' --- + - a, y - d'oui dx= dx', dy -dy', et determinons a et 8 par les deux conditions aa - b +- mn =o, p. qc- 41 n o,

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Éléments de calcul infinitésimal, par m. Duhamel.
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Duhamel, M. (Jean Marie Constant), 1797-1872.
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1874-76.
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