GN1.1b Classifying Differential Equations
GN1.1b Classifying Differential Equations
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CN: ___ Name: Arthur Jacob V. Lintag Differential Equations
Program & Year: Cpe/2 Section: E03 Guided Notes
Student No.: 2021105020 GN1.1b
Signature: ________________ Date: 8/21/2023 Linear Equations
1. Determine the order, unknown function, and the 2. Show that y=ln x is a solution of xy +y'=0on the
independent variable in each of the following differential interval I =( 0 , ∞ ) but is not a solution on I =(−∞ , ∞ ).
equations:
(a) y ' ' ' −5 x y ' =e x +1
y = ln x is a solution of xy’’ + y’ = 0 on the interval
Order = 3 UF = Y IV = x
I =( 0 , ∞ ) .First is to substitute y into the differential
(b) t y ' ' + t 2 y−( sin t ) √ y =t 2−t+1 equation. Substituting y = ln x into xy + y’ = 0, we obtain x
Order = 2 UF = Y IV = t ln x + 1/x = 0. Or you can simplify to ln x = -1/x with the
ln x 1
property of logarithms, the equation is e =e− . This
( ) ( )
5
d b
4
db
10
7 5 x
(c ) 5 4
+7 +b −b =p −1
dp dp simplifies to x=e x . Taking natural logarithm of both
Order = 4 Uf = b IV = p
sides, we get ln x = -1/x. This confirms that y = ln x is
I =( 0 , ∞ ). Y = ln x is not a solution on the interval
( ) ( )
2
2 d t dt
(c) s 2
+st =s I =(−∞ , ∞ ) because it is not defined for negative values
ds ds
of x.
Order = 2 UF = t IV = s
What is the largest interval I of definition over which nonlinear. Justify your answer.
y = x2/3 is a solution of the differential equation 3xy'
− 2y = 0. (Enter your answer using interval By analyzing the equation, the given equation is nonlinear
notation.) because it contains a term with t 2 raised to a power
greater than one. With t 2 , it is clear that the equation is
y = x2/3
not nonlinear
(-∞,∞)