Differential Equations - Introduction - Part 1

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Not a single minute into it, I'm very certain this video will make me fall in love with diff eq .. 😀

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[@ajju3236]

Sir in last problem can we convert dy/dx=√3x+5 as (dy/dx)²=3x+5,If so then the degree becomes 2? Explain it sir

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I like the way you explain. very clear and understandable by any category of student. Thanks

[@cornerstonebalogun5497]

For question (2) Is it possible to do this Sin(p) = p - p^3/3! +p^5/5! - ... Hence Order: 2 degree: 1

[@VigyMwende]

I think no because it's attached to differential coefficient

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Very well explained sir! far easier to understand than my own professor. Thank you so much for your videos. ❤️

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[@anilnikam795]

Nice sir

[@georgesadler7830]

Professor Kumar, thank you for an outstanding Introduction to Differential Equations. This topic really helps me understand the Order and Degree of a Differential Equation.

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Thank you very much. I have an exam tomorrow and you've really helped me with this video

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you are truly a gem. Finally understand the concept of differential eq

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Thanks for watching… all the best from Centum Academy

[@emmanuelandrew560]

God bless you sir You make this topic very easy for me 👍👍

[@davidvolland7250]

Would it be easier to say “ the degree of the highest differential coefficient, when all differential coefficients in the equation are expressed in polynomial form? Did I say the same thing, is this clearer? COMMENTS PLEASE

[@CliffSedge-nu5fv]

Yes, and it would be even better to not use the word coefficient that way.

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Love the way you explain each step Easy to understand Keep up the good work

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Just in 17:40 you made the topics understandable. Thank you.

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Sir thank to you for clearing this doubt for me and the manner of your explanation is the best i ever seen. Thank you sir

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Thanks Gurpal.. Wishing you the best for your final exams...

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Thank you sir! I now understand the terms and conditions in getting the order and degree in differential equation. Thanks a lot. Keep it up.

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[@123soujanya3]

Sir degree of differential equation dy/dx +2dx/dy=7 is

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[@medhavipandit5135]

the very last one is 2nd degree because it wasn't previously a polynomial eqn??!!

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Very nice to explain. Easily understood

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Thanks Rama Lakshmi.... all the best...

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[@poonam3718]

What is the degree of the differential equation t d²y/dt²+t²dy/dt-(cost) √y=2t²-3t+4 .???

[@emmanuelmanso1632]

Degree is one

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[@paulcresent5723]

The question with the sin has order 2 and degree 1 because degree is the exponent of 'highest differential coefficient ' and here the highest differential is d^2y/dx^2 and hence Order 2 deg 1 also sin can also be changed to x+x^3/3!.....

[@CentumAcademy]

If that's the case... then any transcendental function can be expanded using Maclaurin series ..so degree must always exist for any DE??? (even expressed as non polynomial forms)..But unfortunately it doesn't work that way.

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This was one of the best explanations of differential equations on youtube, Thank you Sir! Please keep going!

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Very clear and understandable. Thank you!

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[@madhavikorrapati4921]

Good teaching sir. Pls give me the answer for this question sir Order and degree of log(dy/dx) = ax+by? I thought order is 1.and degree not defined. But somebody is telling dy/dx=e power ax+by.then order 1,degree1. What is correct sir. Give me an explanation.

[@akhilkumar4346]

Order and degree both are 1

[@madhavikorrapati4921]

@@akhilkumar4346 but in the class sir also gave the explanation for transcedental functions degree not defined nooo. That's why I am getting doubt

[@akhilkumar4346]

@@madhavikorrapati4921 degree is not defined when you are not able to convert from transcendental to polynomial form...but in the question you asked it can be converted to polynomial form

[@madhavikorrapati4921]

@@akhilkumar4346 ok thank u. I just thought that only

[@viahttp]

See if a students starts to learn differential equation. Tips for the The teacher, Teacher should start from what is it Diff.Eq. In layman's term. Instead of saying dy by dx, and second order or saying lots of application physics, math, harmonic waves, etc etc.. Teacher should tell student why are we usimg differential equation,what is diffrential equation? And what it mean by Dy? What it means of Dx? What Dy/dx represent? why it is written like that? Does it mean Rate of change? What is rate of change? Anyway. Think like students and their thought. For example You can not say there are lots of different kind of pizza and its been consume by different ppl in diff country. Instead let the first time user know what is pizza? What are Ingredient inside? How its being made? And then benefit of its. So as Dy/Dx.

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Thank you Aryana for the suggestion. We will definitely work on the feedback.

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Sir thanks you really talk about "to the point'thanks sir

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Shyla Pascal. Thanks for your feedback. Let us know if we could help you in other topics as well. Centum Academy wishes you all the best

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[@creatingpassion7542]

The term log (xy) in last differential equation has y in it so how can then degree be defined???

[@MathsAroundUs]

Sir can you please explain the significance of degree of differential equation. I suppose that will help us to see why fractional and radicals should not be there and why degree is defined so.

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Undoubtedly a well explanation thank you so much..

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Very clear, step-by-step explanation of confusing and complex, higher-level mathematical concepts...expert lecturer! Keep up the great work Sir, and more of such Mathematics-based videos please! God bless you and all! Even a so-called weak or very weak student of Maths can go on to shine and outshine with such a clear-cut training, for this I personally believe!

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But we can change the sin as polynomial by tailor rule ..right?

[@donnaochieng8842]

Kindly assist Solve the linear differential equation X(x-1)dy/dx-(x-2)y=x^2^(2x-1)

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Obtain the general solution of the differential equation Y'''-7y"+14y'-8y=0

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Glad that you liked it Mitu Tajmeen... all the best

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Our pleasure Sarah… keep watching

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What if the question is in the form (y2)²+(y1)¹+y^8=siny...... It is y under 2 not y² or 2y??

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Keep doing some more videos sir it's very helpful

[@syedmdabid7191]

Why can't we add power of the coefficient with power of derivative as:- x dy/dx + xy, x^2+xy. Here each term' degree should be 2 as the 2nd functionand So homogenous but it isn't.

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Really great explanation sir 🙏🙏

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crystal clear ;super explanation; plzz keep doing on further videos -))

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Thanks Yuvan...best wishes

[@pkavaks]

At minute 17:15 you write another example that does have degree. But because of the log(xy), it doesn't have degree. Despite this fact, thank you very much for the video, it's helpful and understandable.

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Sir u explained very nicely really I got the extual concept from you sir. I am wishing you to make some more videos so that all JEE students are capable to understand the concept perfectly without confused

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Thank you, I will

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Very well explained!! Thank u

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Explain very clearly . Appreciate it

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Thanks Ishan... all the best

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@@CentumAcademy can you explain seperable equation and homogeneous ? What's the different of arbitrary constant and parameter??? Need your support to clearly understand to me!

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Hi Ishan, thanks for writing to us. You can check the link in the description. You will find the required content there. Let us know if you need more assistance...

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are there videos available for physics n chemistry ???

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Yes there are...pls go through the channel playlists...

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Apsulutaly

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[@islam2681]

Can't we rewrite the Sin function as a Taylor series so it becomes a polynomial in the second example? 14:40

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Thank u sir for this helpful video

[@syedmdabid7191]

be 2 as the 2nd function has the degree 2 and homogenous. But so isn't.

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Really excelent sir

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Many many thanks

[@engrafaqali6884]

Sir if any trigonometric function or exponential function or log function is involved in any differential equation then ho we will find degree of that equation.

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He mentioned about transcendentals in his sin example

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Thanks Sridhirala Radhika...wishing you the best.