Given: y1/m+y−1/m=2x
Find: (x2−1)dx2d2y+xdxdy
Let u=y1/m
Then y−1/m=u1
The equation becomes:
u+u1=2x
Multiply both sides by u:
u2+1=2xu
u2−2xu+1=0
Using the quadratic formula:
u=22x±4x2−4
u=22x±2x2−1
u=x±x2−1
Since u=y1/m:
y1/m=x±x2−1
Raising both sides to power m:
y=(x±x2−1)m
Using chain rule:
dxdy=m(x±x2−1)m−1⋅dxd(x±x2−1)
dxd(x±x2−1)=1±x2−1x
=x2−1x2−1±x
=x2−1x±x2−1
Therefore:
dxdy=m(x±x2−1)m−1⋅x2−1x±x2−1
=m⋅x2−1(x±x2−1)m
Since y=(x±x2−1)m:
dxdy=x2−1my
Using quotient rule on dxdy=x2−1my:
dx2d2y=x2−1mdxdy⋅x2−1−my⋅x2−1x
=(x2−1)3/2m(x2−1)dxdy−mxy
(x2−1)dx2d2y=x2−1m(x2−1)dxdy−mxy
(x2−1)dx2d2y+xdxdy=x2−1m(x2−1)dxdy−mxy+xdxdy
Substituting dxdy=x2−1my:
=x2−1m(x2−1)⋅x2−1my−mxy+x⋅x2−1my
=x2−1m2yx2−1−mxy+x2−1mxy
=x2−1m2yx2−1−mxy+mxy
=x2−1m2yx2−1
=m2y
Therefore, (x2−1)dx2d2y+xdxdy=m2y