Find general integral of (x2+y2)p+2xyq=(x+y)z [closed]
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Respected friends, please give solution of above problem as early as possible. Method of finding the general integral for a quasi- linear equation.
pde
asked Jan 8 at 17:01
Muthu KumaranMuthu Kumaran
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Respected friends, please give solution of above problem as early as possible. Method of finding the general integral for a quasi- linear equation.
pde
asked Jan 8 at 17:01
Muthu KumaranMuthu Kumaran
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closed as off-topic by gt6989b, verret, egreg, Iuli, Alexander Gruber♦ Jan 8 at 23:19
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Not sure what you are asking, MathJax would likely help. Also p[lease update the question with what you think should the approach to the problem be, and in what context did you encounter the problem.
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– gt6989b
Jan 8 at 17:05
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Requesting answers as soon as possible is not going to be well-received here. It suggests that you’re in the middle of an exam or contest and are asking for outside help.
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– amd
Jan 8 at 19:42
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Respected friends, please give solution of above problem as early as possible. Method of finding the general integral for a quasi- linear equation.
pde
asked Jan 8 at 17:01
Muthu KumaranMuthu Kumaran
1
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Respected friends, please give solution of above problem as early as possible. Method of finding the general integral for a quasi- linear equation.
pde
pde
asked Jan 8 at 17:01
Muthu KumaranMuthu Kumaran
1
asked Jan 8 at 17:01
Muthu KumaranMuthu Kumaran
1
asked Jan 8 at 17:01
Muthu KumaranMuthu Kumaran
1
asked Jan 8 at 17:01
Muthu KumaranMuthu Kumaran
1
asked Jan 8 at 17:01
Muthu KumaranMuthu Kumaran
1
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closed as off-topic by gt6989b, verret, egreg, Iuli, Alexander Gruber♦ Jan 8 at 23:19
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closed as off-topic by gt6989b, verret, egreg, Iuli, Alexander Gruber♦ Jan 8 at 23:19
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Not sure what you are asking, MathJax would likely help. Also p[lease update the question with what you think should the approach to the problem be, and in what context did you encounter the problem.
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– gt6989b
Jan 8 at 17:05
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Requesting answers as soon as possible is not going to be well-received here. It suggests that you’re in the middle of an exam or contest and are asking for outside help.
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– amd
Jan 8 at 19:42
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Not sure what you are asking, MathJax would likely help. Also p[lease update the question with what you think should the approach to the problem be, and in what context did you encounter the problem.
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– gt6989b
Jan 8 at 17:05
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Requesting answers as soon as possible is not going to be well-received here. It suggests that you’re in the middle of an exam or contest and are asking for outside help.
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– amd
Jan 8 at 19:42
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Not sure what you are asking, MathJax would likely help. Also p[lease update the question with what you think should the approach to the problem be, and in what context did you encounter the problem.
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– gt6989b
Jan 8 at 17:05
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Not sure what you are asking, MathJax would likely help. Also p[lease update the question with what you think should the approach to the problem be, and in what context did you encounter the problem.
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– gt6989b
Jan 8 at 17:05
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Requesting answers as soon as possible is not going to be well-received here. It suggests that you’re in the middle of an exam or contest and are asking for outside help.
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– amd
Jan 8 at 19:42
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Requesting answers as soon as possible is not going to be well-received here. It suggests that you’re in the middle of an exam or contest and are asking for outside help.
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– amd
Jan 8 at 19:42
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Not sure what you are asking, MathJax would likely help. Also p[lease update the question with what you think should the approach to the problem be, and in what context did you encounter the problem.
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– gt6989b
Jan 8 at 17:05
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Requesting answers as soon as possible is not going to be well-received here. It suggests that you’re in the middle of an exam or contest and are asking for outside help.
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– amd
Jan 8 at 19:42