(2dy/dx)^2 =4(dy/dx)^2 Is it the correct solution that any equation satisfies this DE or only y= Constant safisfies it.

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Ritika Das · Answer

Any condition would satisfy this differential equation but only if the entire left hand side is enclosed within a modulus sign. It won’t depend just on whether y = constant or not!

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(2dy/dx)^2 =4(dy/dx)^2 Is it the correct solution that any equation satisfies this DE or only y= Constant safisfies it.

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(2dy/dx)^2 =4(dy/dx)^2 Is it the correct solution that any equation satisfies this DE or only y= Constant safisfies it.

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(2dy/dx)^2 =4(dy/dx)^2
Is it the correct solution that any equation satisfies this DE or only y= Constant safisfies it.