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Find the general solution of the differential equation


(dy)/(dx) = \frac{ {1 + y}^(2) }{ {1 + x}^(2) }


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User Numegil
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{ \blue{ \tt{ { \tan }^( - 1) y - { \tan}^( - 1) x = c}}}

Explanation:

This can be written as,


{ \red{ \tt{ \frac{dy}{ {1 + y}^(2) } = \frac{dx}{1 + {x}^(2) }}}}

Integrate on both sides


{ \red{ \tt{∫ \frac{ 1}{1 + {y}^(2)}}}}{ \red{ \tt{dy}}} \: = { \red{ \tt{∫ \frac{1}{1 + {x}^(2) }}}}{ \red{ \tt{dx}}}


{ \red{ \tt{ { \tan}^( - 1) y = { \tan }^( - 1) x + c}}}


{ \red{ \tt{ { \tan }^( - 1)y - { \tan }^( - 1)x = c}}}

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