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    Lesson 3 of ENGGMATH 5 covers homogeneous differential equations. A homogeneous differential equation is a first-order ordinary differential equation of the form dy/dx = f(x,y)/g(x,y) or a differential equation that has zero as a solution. Homogeneous equations can be converted to variable separable equations using a transformation of variables. The lesson provides two examples of solving homogeneous differential equations by converting them to separable form and integrating both sides.

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    Lesson 3 of ENGGMATH 5 covers homogeneous differential equations. A homogeneous differential equation is a first-order ordinary differential equation of the form dy/dx = f(x,y)/g(x,y) or a differential equation that has zero as a solution. Homogeneous equations can be converted to variable separable equations using a transformation of variables. The lesson provides two examples of solving homogeneous differential equations by converting them to separable form and integrating both sides.

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    Lesson 3 of ENGGMATH 5 covers homogeneous differential equations. A homogeneous differential equation is a first-order ordinary differential equation of the form dy/dx = f(x,y)/g(x,y) or a differential equation that has zero as a solution. Homogeneous equations can be converted to variable separable equations using a transformation of variables. The lesson provides two examples of solving homogeneous differential equations by converting them to separable form and integrating both sides.

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    Lesson 3

    ENGGMATH 5
    DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
    4:30-6:00 MTWTHF

    HOMOGENEOUS
    DIFFERENTIAL
    EQUATION
    Homogeneous differential equations

     EXAMPLE:
    Remarks:
     A homogeneous differential equation
    has several distinct meanings:
    A first-order ordinary differential equation of
    the form is of the type of homogeneous
    equation.

    A homogeneous differential equation,


    defined in Chapter 1, means that the
    differential equation has zero as a solution.
     A homogeneous equation can be converted
    to a variable separable equation using a
    transformation of variables.

     Let be the new dependent variable, while


    x is still the independent variable.

     Combining the equation will result to:


     The transformed differential equation is
    variable separable. Integrating both sides
    gives the general solution
    EXAMPLE NO: 1
    Note:
    EXAMPLE NO. 2:

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