Question: Show that the given solution is correct by directly substituting it into the quasilinear PDE: solution: u-y = F(x + (y/u) - log(u)) PDE: y(du/dx)
Show that the given solution is correct by directly substituting it into the quasilinear PDE:
solution: u-y = F(x + (y/u) - log(u))
PDE: y(du/dx) + u^2 (du/dy) = u^2
My workings are as follows:
du/dx = F'(arg)(1 - y/u^2(du/dx) - 1/u(du/dx)) and du/dy = 1 + F'(arg)(((u-y)*(du/dy)/u - 1/u du/dy)
Subbing this into the PDE and cancelling terms I end up with a non-identity. Are these derivitatives du/dx and du/dy correct?
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