Q.

If the solution curve, of the differential equation dydx=x+y–2x–y passing through the point (2, 1) is tan–1(y–1x–1)–1β loge(α+(y–1x–1)2)=loge|x–1|, then 5β+α is equal to __________.          [2024]


Ans.

(11)

We have, dydx=x+y–2x–y

Substitute x = X + h and y = Y + k

⇒ dYdX=X+Y+h+k–2X–Y+h–k

Put h + k – 2 = 0 and h – k = 0

⇒ h = 1 and k = 1

∴  dYdX=X+YX–Y

Now, put Y = vX ⇒ dYdX=v+XdvdX

∴  v+XdvdX=X+vXX–vX=1+v1–v

⇒ XdvdX=1+v1–v–v=1+v–v+v21–v=1+v21–v

⇒ ∫1–v1+v2dv=∫dXX ⇒ ∫11+v2dv–∫v1+v2dv=∫dXX

⇒ tan–1v–12loge|1+v2|=log|X|+c

⇒ tan–1(y–1x–1)–12loge|1+(y–1x–1)2|=log|x–1|+c          ... (i)

Equation (i) passing through (2, 1), then

tan–1(1–12–1)–12loge|1+(1–12–1)2|=loge(2–1)+c

⇒ loge1+c=0 ⇒ c=0

∴  tan–1(y–1x–1)–12loge|1+(y–1x–1)2|=loge|x–1|

By comparing with

tan–1(y–1x–1)–1βloge|α+(y–1x–1)2|=loge|x–1|

β=2, α=1

∴  5β+α=5×2+1=11.