First Order Linear Differential Equations

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  • This calculus video tutorial explains provides a basic introduction into how to solve first order linear differential equations. First, you need to write the equation in standard form [y' + P(x)y = Q(x)] and then identify the functions P(x) and Q(x). Next, you need to determine the integrating factor I(x) using the formula I(x) = e^(integral of P(x)dx). Finally, you can use another formula to find the general solution of the first order linear differential equation y = 1/I(x) [Integral(I(x)Q(x)dx + C]. This video contains plenty of examples and practice problems on solving first order linear differential equations.
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      @davidadugyamfi3616 Год назад +2

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      Pls can you tell me what textbook you used for these, I think my lecturer is using same thing because the questions and solutions are all the same

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  • @A76noname
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    I've been struggling with differential equations and in just a few minutes you made everything click. I honestly don't understand why university lecturers don't include a simple "and here's the actual steps you need to take to solve an equation like this" after all of the heavy theory.

    • @telamporen5680
      @telamporen5680 2 года назад +52

      exactly, theory pisses me off

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      @@telamporen5680 Nothing is wrong with theory, the problem is professors simply can't teach math effectively. Theory is good when you follow it up with simple instructions like organic chemistry tutor. I hate how all throughout life teachers make math look so much harder than it actually is

    • @ericsartin2132
      @ericsartin2132 2 года назад +21

      @@telamporen5680 I think theory is really important to teach, its really frustrating when that's all you're taught and then you're expected to derive the formula manually every single time you do a problem

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    I'm not sure how my actual professor made this SO much more complicated while she was teaching it during lecture lol wtf

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    @jhazyloumonteza8985 4 года назад +5

    In the last example, you can simply separate the equation (x² - y)/x into two terms: x - y/x. Goes the same answer, sir.
    Nonetheless, thank you so much for this vid! you've been my comrade since my first year in college.

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    @bigmac22ify Год назад +2

    for the last problem, you can simply spit apart the fraction and make it x^/x and -y/x. then I added y/x to both sides and got dy/dx +y/x = x^2/x. This leaves you with a P(X)= 1/x and a Q(x)= x as well.

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    @GloomyStvnc Год назад +2

    Super interesting video! I have a question though, why I(x) doesn’t have a + C when you integrated P(x) dx?

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    @TheTTL1997 5 месяцев назад +1

    For the last example there's a much quicker way to get it into standard form. Re-write (x^2-Y)/X as X^2/X - Y/X and the just add the Y/X term to the left side.

  • @jiitendrachoudhary
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    Can anybody explain to me the 2nd last and last question on how to check whether it is correct?
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    @crusadercatwoman 8 месяцев назад +2

    What I understood by reading a book for 3 hours, this guy explains differential equations clear cut in 25 minutes, thank you immensely. ❤❤

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    @mechanicalkiller1061 2 года назад +1

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  • @bonniej4785
    @bonniej4785 3 года назад +1

    Question. shouldn't we consider absolute value when it comes to ln? e.g. instead of ln(x-2), it should be ln|x-2| ??

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    But thank you so much. you really saved my exams

  • @azireteraly2405
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    why integral of 4 over x is x power of 4? I thought that there should be ln(4x)

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    I wish you had a full differential equations playlist cause your videos are great for it.

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    @georgesadler7830 2 года назад +2

    Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for another fantastic video/lecture on First Order Linear Differential Equations. Introductory Differential Equations books use a different method to solve First Order Linear Differential Equations. Many Introductory Differential Equations books after finding the Integrating Factor, use it to multiply the standard form equation and then solve for y. This is an error free video/lecture on RUclips TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.

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    @gonzaleslykal.3560 5 лет назад +2

    I wish you could make more videos about differential equation

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  • @mdenergy6676
    @mdenergy6676 5 лет назад +3

    why do you take the ln|x-2| as just ln(x-2)?

    • @parvbhardwaj1997
      @parvbhardwaj1997 3 года назад

      you can't have a logarithm of a negative number, no?

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  • @petermscot4965
    @petermscot4965 5 лет назад +2

    waahhh. I'm not sure how I'd ever have understood differential equations. thank you sir.

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    @justinmachado6858 2 года назад +1

    Verbal mistake on 10:07, “14/2 is 2”

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    @benwilke5079 5 лет назад +2

    I keep coming back to your videos for all my courses. I know this one is old, but will you be uploading more Diff Eq videos with more complicated problems such as modeling?

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  • @WestpalmFreerunner
    @WestpalmFreerunner 2 года назад

    @ 2:08 "That's going to be e times the integral of...." I think you meant to say "raised to the...." Am I right or wrong? Just trying to understand here... TY

  • @ckjain_maths8594
    @ckjain_maths8594 3 месяца назад

    Sir,
    You have explained the solution of linear differential equation in a very nice manner.
    In IIT-JEE Mains 2019 , 10 Jan, shift1, there was a question " if (integral ( limit 0 to x)) f(t) dt = x^2 + (( integral limit 1 to x ) ( t^2 * f(t)) dt) then f'(1/2) = "
    For the solution of this question, the differentiation of definite integral wrt x is done. The process is not clear.
    Please, prepare a detailed video.

  • @1cubsfan100
    @1cubsfan100 5 лет назад +1

    anybody know what to do when q(x) is zero?

  • @xiuyingzhang1993
    @xiuyingzhang1993 4 года назад

    Why don’t we add the constant in the integration which is the index of e? I’d love a mathematical proof as i tried calculating one equation with and without c in the index, giving me results of only one new constant at the end, but I’m not very sure if that is enough to cover the whole story and may be improper for particular equations.

  • @jithinajith4295
    @jithinajith4295 3 месяца назад

    Sir pls upload Linear differential equations:
    - Operator D
    - Rules for finding the complementary function
    - Inverse Operator
    - Methods for finding the particular integral
    - Working Procedure to solve the equation
    - Two other methods of finding P.I.
    - Equations reducible to Linear equations with constant coefficients
    - Linear dependence of solution

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  • @thebush6379
    @thebush6379 Год назад

    I notice that the usual method after getting I(x) is to multiple it on dy/dx and Q(x). Then you integrate both side, then try to get Y=f(x). But this video showed a much simpler solution which is 1/I(x)[integration of p(x)Q(x) dx]. And i want to know how you got it in this equation

  • @thefinite1966
    @thefinite1966 4 года назад

    Paused at 16:32. Thought to self =(. I could have sworn... I mean... Did I learn wrong all this time? =(. But how? But why? Calculus fails me again! Let me just keep on going through then =(.

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    @ramirosandoval41 5 лет назад +2

    Please keep making videos about these topics :"(

  • @ryandu2194
    @ryandu2194 3 года назад

    Who's here because they have no clue what the prof is talking about? I know I am, and this explains the subject so well universities really should hire this man to be a professor. Give him a PhD in education or something idk.

  • @iboa6938
    @iboa6938 2 года назад

    bro wtf, this video summarized what our teacher explained in 2 hours + 30 pages to read. is it really that important that our teacher explains every f*** theory and proof behind every arithmetic computation.

  • @queenmina2035
    @queenmina2035 5 лет назад +2

    For the last Question , cant we just divide only the right hand side by x from the start and since in the end we still get the same p(x) and q(x)

    • @farhananarwala9483
      @farhananarwala9483 5 лет назад

      No, we also need to add Y

    • @sirtoombingo7531
      @sirtoombingo7531 5 лет назад

      He made a mistake on the last question... he said both p[x] and q[x] were equal to x hence p[x] =1/x

  • @abnerfernandes8756
    @abnerfernandes8756 2 года назад

    Brother thank you 🙇‍♂️ for saving the lives of 719k+ people. It's true that not all super heroes wear capes . You are going to heaven 🙏🏼.

  • @Danielxx1001
    @Danielxx1001 4 года назад

    At 12:19 why didn't you put the absolute amount in brackets? As Log can only be taken from positive numbers. Is it because e ^ ln are eliminating themselves already?

  • @SittieAinahDimangadap-mp5yp
    @SittieAinahDimangadap-mp5yp 3 месяца назад

    I'm here to advance studying this topic for next school year. I thought this topic could be hard but when I watch this shuxxsxx how could be easy for him to teach this in just minute I understand it properly than to my prof last sem tbh...

  • @abdulraheemshahzad5886
    @abdulraheemshahzad5886 Год назад

    organic chemistry is my fav teacher but I cant understand what happened in the first minute of the video can anyone provide a reference material how he figured out the integrating factor and y = 1 / Integrating factor, what is just happening😵‍💫

  • @noob_coder2612
    @noob_coder2612 3 года назад

    just sit like a dumbass on the classroom when prof is giving lecture.....but here omg.....bro you are really awesome.... wish you were my university teacher

  • @jacobwalker6891
    @jacobwalker6891 6 месяцев назад

    late to the party guys, but a supplemental book to this lecture would be ken stroud's engineering, its stuff at the end of the book like this really builds a solid foundation for laplace/fourier stuff as well as partial ODE's

  • @chemiellee2881
    @chemiellee2881 Год назад

    This man is God send to save the engineering student world for the torment of "coursework hell" Oh lord give and give him the best in this world and hear after, as he save many students from failing. Ameen!!