Example 1: Solve [Maple Math] .

Notice that the right hand side can be simplified. We can use Maple command simplify to faciliate out calculations.

> simplify(exp(y)*x/(exp(y)+x^2*exp(y)));

[Maple Math]

Thus the equation is equivalent to [Maple Math] which can be easily separated as

[Maple Math] and now we integrate the both sides using Maple command int as follows

> int(1,y)=int(x/(1+x^2),x)t color=#FF0000>int(1,y)=int(x/(1+x^2),x)+C;

[Maple Math]

To check that this is indeed a solution we simply differentiate the right hand side using Maple command diff and compare the result with [Maple Math] . First we have to make [Maple Math] a function of [Maple Math] . We do this using Maple command unapply as follows:

> y:=unapply(1/2*ln(1+x^2)+C,x);

[Maple Math]

> diff(y(x),x);

[Maple Math]

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