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(2 points) is typed as lambda, a as alpha. The PDE yº au au ar ay is separable, so we look for solutions of the form u(x, t) = X(2)Y(y). When solving DE in X and Y use the constants a and b for X and c for Y. The PDE can be rewritten using this solution as (placing constants in the DE for Y) into X"/X = (1/(k^2))(y^5)(Y'/Y) -2 Note: Use the...
(7 points) Important Instructions: (1) is typed as lambda and a is typed as alpha. (2) Use hyperbolic trig functions cosh(x) and sinh(x) instead of et and e- (3) Write the functions alphabetically, so that if the solutions involve cos and sin, your answer would be a cos(x) + b sin(x). (4) For polynomials use arbitrary constants in alphabetical order starting with lowest power of x, for example, ax + bx? (5) Write differential equations with leading term positive, so...
(7 points) Important Instructions: (1) is typed as lambda and a is typed as alpha. (2) Use hyperbolic trig functions cosh(x) and sinh(x) instead of et and e-2. (3) Write the functions alphabetically, so that if the solutions involve cos and sin, your answer would be a cos(x) + b sin(x). (4) For polynomials use arbitrary constants in alphabetical order starting with lowest power of x, for example, ax + bx2. (5) Write differential equations with leading term positive, so...
(1 point) In your answers below, for the variable i type the word lambda, for y type the word gamma; otherwise treat these as you would any other variable. We will solve the heat equation u, = 4uxx: 0<x<2, 120 with boundary/initial conditions: u(0,1) = 0, and u(x,0) = So, 0<x< 1 u(2, 1) = 0, 13, 1<x<2. This models temperature in a thin rod of length L = 2 with thermal diffusivity a = 4 where the temperature at...
2 -e Recall that cosh(x) er te 2 and sinh(2) Any general solution of y'' – y=0, can be written as y(x) = ci cosh(x) + C2 sinh(x), for arbitrary constants C1, C2. O True O False
(1 point) In this problem we find the eigenfunctions and eigenvalues of the differential equation B+ iy=0 with boundary conditions (0) + (0) = 0 W2) = 0 For the general solution of the differential equation in the following cases use A and B for your constants, for example y = A cos(x) + B sin(x)For the variable i type the word lambda, otherwise treat it as you would any other variable. Case 1: 1 = 0 (1a.) Ignoring the...
Question 14 (12 marks) Consider the following separable differential equation. dy cos(z)(-1) dr (a) Find any constant solutions of this differential equation and hence write down the solution with initial value y=- when r=7 (b) Use partial fractions to evaluate 1 dy. 1 (c) Use the method for solving separable differential equations to solve this DE in the case where y 0 when r T. You may assume that the solution does not cross the constant solutions you found in...
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(2) [15pts] Write the solution of the PDE for 0 <<1 and t>0 u(0,t) 0 u(1,t) = 0 u(x,0)-0 Make sure you simplify as much as possible by using the fact that the source term f depends only on z and not on t. What is the solution at long time lim,-+oo u(x, t) if f()T) [Hint: You can obtain this by solving a single (trivial) ODE]
(2) [15pts] Write the solution...
4 points) Write the equation in the form y-f(u/z) then use the substitution y zu to find an implicit general solution. Then solve the initial value problem. The resulting differential equation in z and u can be written as zu' Separating variables we arrive at Separating variables and and simplifying the solution can be written in the form u2 1-Cf(x) where C is an arbitrary constant and which is separable. da du f(x) ias problem is
(16 points) Consider the equation for the charge on a capacitor in an LRC circuit + 9 + 169 = E which is linear with constant coefficients. First we will work on solving the corresponding homogeneous equation. Divide through the equation by the coefficient on and find the auxiliary equation (using m as your variable) =0 which has roots The solutions of the homogeneous equation are Now we are ready to solve the nonhomogeneous equation +184 +809 = SE. We...