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The Bernoulli Equation is a differential equation of the form where n is any rational number except for 0 and 1. The technique of solving Bernoulli equations is just the same as that of linear equations. Let us introduce a new dependent variable u(x) by means of the equality y = u(x)v(x). This variable satisfies the equation where the function v(x) is a particular solution of the equation and hence, Then the equation for u(x) is transformed to the following form which can be rewritten as a separable equation, By integrating, we obtain Thus, and the general solution of the given equation is y = u(x)v(x).
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