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MTH401 FINAL TERM SOLVED SUBJECTIVE

BY SHINING STAR
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Q1.Write down the system of differential equations


dx dy
 6 x  y  6t ,  4 x  3 y  10t  4
dt dt

X '  AX  F (t )
in form of

Solution:
 6 1  6t 
X '  X  
 4 3  10t  4 

dy dx
x, y
dt dt
Q2. Solve the system of differential equations by systematic elimination.

Solution:
dy
 x  Dy  x  0 .........(i )
dt
dx
 y   y  Dx  0 ..........(ii )
dt
Operate (ii) by D, we get
 Dy  D 2 x  0 ...........(iii )
Add (i) and (iii), we get
Dy  x  0
 Dy  D 2 x  0
D2 x  x  0
D 2
 1 x  0
Auxiliary equation is m 2  1  0
m  1
x  t   c1et  c2 e  t
Put this in (i), we get
Dy  c1et  c2 e  t   0
Dy  c1et  c2 e  t
Integrate both sides, we get
y  t   c1et  c2e  t

y  y  0
Q3. Find a series solution for the differential equation about such that

y ( x)  a
n 0
n xn

and

Solution:
an
an2   ; n  0,1, 2,...
 n  2  n  1
a0 a
For n  0, a2    0
 0  2  0  1 2
a1 a
For n  1, a3    1
1  2 1  1 6
a2 a 1 a  a
For n  2, a4     2    0   0
 2  2  2  1 12 12  2  24
a3 a 1  a  a
For n  3, a5     3    1   1
 3  2  3  1 20 20  6  120
y  x   a0  a1 x  a2 x 2  a3 x 3  a4 x 4  a5 x5  ...
 a   a  a   a 
y  x   a0  a1 x    0  x 2    1  x 3   0  x 4   1  x 5  ...
 2  6  24   120 
 1 1 4   1 1 5 
y  x   a0 1  x 2  x  ...   a1  x  x 3  x  ... 
 2 24   6 120 

4 5
X  Cos3t  Sin3t
3 3 X  A.Sin(wt   )
Q4. Write solution in the form .

2 2
 4  5 41
A      
 3  3 3
 4/3 
  tan 1    0.6747 radians
 5 / 3 
41
x t   sin  3t  0.6747 
3

Q5.

Case 1:
is a function of y
Case2:

Then find the integrating factor in both cases.

Solution:

1
u
xM  yN

Q6. Find eigen vector of

 3 1 
 
 2 4 
A= ,corresponding eigen value   2 .

 3  (2) 1 0
 
 2 4  (2) 0
 1 1 0 
 
 2 2 0 
Add two times row 1 in row 2
 1 1 0 
 
 0 0 0
k1  k2  0
k1  k2
Choosing k 2  1, we get k1  1
1
therefore, eigen vector is V   
1

Q8. Under which conditions linear independence of the solutions for the differential equation
y  P( x) y  Q( x) y  0 ..........(1) is guaranteed?
Solution:

Linear independence is guaranteed in case when the Wronskian of the two solutions is not equal to zero.

Q9. Write the homogenous system of differential equations

dx dy t
2  5x   5e
dt dt
dx dy t
x e
dt dt lec 36 example 1

in decoupled form.

dx dy
2  5x   5et
dt dt
dx dy
x  et
dt dt

 2 D  5 x  Dy  5et
 D  1 x  Dy  et
2 D  5 D 5et D 2 D  5 5et
Determinants are , t ,
D 1 D e D D  1 et
Therefore, in decpoupled form, we get
2D  5 D 5et D
x t
D 1 D e D
2D  5 D 2 D  5 5et
y
D 1 D D  1 et

Q10. When Frobenius’ Theorem is used in Differential Equation


a2 ( x) y  a1 ( x) y  a0 ( x) y  0
?

Solution:
When we have a regular singular point x= x0, then we can find at least one series

solution of the form y   cn  x  x0 
n r
, where r is the constant that we will determine
n 0

after solving the differential equation.


Q11. Find the eigenvalues of the following system

 3 9 
X   X
 4 3 

Solution:
 3 9 
X ' X
 4 3 

 3 9 
A 
 4 3 
for eigen values, A   I  0
3 9
0
4 3  
 3    3     36  0
3  3       3     36  0
9  3  3   2  36  0
9   2  36  0
 2  27  0
  27i and  27i are the two complex eigen values

Q12. Define Legendre’s polynomial of degree n

Solution:

Legendre polynomial is an nth degree polynomial and it is given by the formula


1 dn 2
n 
Pn  x   x  1
n
n
2 n ! dx
Q13. What is the ordinary differential equation and give an example?

Solution:
A differential equation which only includes ordinary derivatives is known as ordinary differential
equation. Some examples of ordinary differential equations include:
dy
 x2  y
dx
  x 2  1 y 2  1
dy
dx
d2y dy
2
 2  3y  0
dx dx

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