if x=acostheta+bsintheta and y=asintheta-bcostheta then prove that y 2 d 2y/dx^2 xdy/dx + y = 0? How can I prove this math problem?
if x=acostheta+bsintheta and y=asintheta-bcostheta then prove that y 2 d 2y/dx^2 xdy/dx + y = 0
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Given, x=acosθ+bsinθ & y=asinθ-bcosθ
then dx/dθ = -asinθ+bcosθ & dy/dθ = acosθ+bsinθ
dy/dx= (dy/dθ) * (dθ/dx)
= (acosθ+bsinθ)/(-(asinθ-bcosθ)) = x/-y
∴ dx/dy = -x/y
apply derviative
d^2y/dx^2 = 1/-y + -(-x)/y^2 * dy/dx
by solving we can get :
y^2 * d^2y/dx^2 -x*dy/dx +y =0
hence proved
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