5.] Consider the differential equation dxdy=x2y. Let y=h(x) be the particular solution to the differential equation through (2,e5). Find limx→∞h(x).
Q. 5.] Consider the differential equation dxdy=x2y. Let y=h(x) be the particular solution to the differential equation through (2,e5). Find limx→∞h(x).
Recognize Separable Variables: Recognize that the differential equation is separable. Separate the variables to solve for y as a function of x.ydy=x2dx
Integrate Both Sides: Integrate both sides of the equation.∫(y1)dy=∫(x2)dxln∣y∣=2ln∣x∣+C
Exponentiate to Solve: Solve for y by exponentiating both sides to get rid of the natural logarithm.y=e2ln∣x∣+Cy=∣x∣2⋅eC
Drop Absolute Value: Since y is always positive for this problem, we can drop the absolute value.y=x2⋅eC
Use Initial Condition: Use the initial condition (2,5/e) to solve for C. e5=22⋅eCe5=4eCC=ln(4e5)
Substitute Back for y: Substitute C back into the equation for y.y=x2⋅eln(4e5)y=x2⋅(4e5)
Find Limit of h(x): Find the limit of h(x) as x approaches infinity.x→∞limh(x)=x→∞lim(x2⋅(4e5))
Limit as x Approaches Infinity: Since x2 grows without bound as x approaches infinity, the limit is infinity.limx→∞h(x)=∞
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