consider the Riccati equation
y'=p(x)+q(x)y+r(x)y^2.
If a particular solution y1(x), show that the general solution y(x) has the from y(x)=y1(x)+z(x);
where z(x) is the solution of the bernoulli equation:
z'-(q+zry1)z=rz^2
Use this technique to find the general solution of the equation,
y'=y/x+x^3y^2-x^5.
(Hint: Verify that y1(x)=x is a particular solution)
consider the Riccati equation y'=p(x)+q(x)y+r(x)y^2. If a particular solution y1(x), show that the general solution y(x)...
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