Separable First-Order Equations
howellkb.uah.edu › public_html › DEtextwith g(y) being the constant 1. Likewise, a first-order autonomous differential equation dy dx = g(y) can also be viewed as being separable, this time with f(x) being 1. Thus, both directly integrable and autonomous differential equations are all special cases of separable differential equations.
Separable First-Order Differential Equations
facstaff.cbu.edu › wschrein › mediaSeparable First-Order Differential Equations We first illustrate Maple's differential equation solving ability by looking at an example that gives an explicit solution, dy dx = y 1 x 3. Notice how we enter the differential equation. The dependent variable y is never entered by itself, but as y x, a function of the independent variable. restart;