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Partial Differential Equations and the Lagrange Method

1. solve X*U_x + Y*U_y =0 answer is suppose to be U(X,Y)=f(Y/X)
2. solve U_x + U_y =1     answer unknown


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Partial Differential Equations are solved using the Lagrange Method.

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