DHS First-order Differential Equations (9649) (Revision Solutions)
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1 H2 Double Math Differential Equations I (Solutions) Qn Suggested Solution 1(i) 22d2, 0 d yxy y x xx 22d2( ) ( ) ( )d vx vx x v vx xx 32 2 2 2 2d22 d vv x vx vx xx 32 2 2d2 d vvx v x xx 0,x thus 22 3 d( 1 ) d2 vx v xv x Thus, 2d1 d2 vv xv x (shown) (ii) 2d1 d2 vv xv x 2 2 ln 22 21 dd1 ln( 1) ln 1e xc v vxvx vx c v 2 11vA x , A = ± e2c 2 11y Axx 22yx A x , where A is an arbitrary constant. (iii) When 2x , y = 0, 2A 22 2yx x 22 (1 )1yx (1, 0) O y x 1 Substitute y = vx dd dd yv x vxx
2 Qn Su ggested Solution 2 dd s i ncos sin cos 1dd c o s yy tty t t ytt t --- (*) I.F. = sin d ln coscosee c o s t t tt t Multiply DE (*) throughout by I.F, dcos sin cosd yty t tt d cos cosd yt tt cos sinyt t c GS: tan secyt c t , where c is an arbitrary constant. (i) 0, 0ty : 0c . Thus we sketch tanyt (ii) Sub ,6t d 0d y t into DE (*) : 1 13 3 yy ,36ty : 1232 33 c c . Thus we sketch tan 2secyt t Question requested for sketch in a single diagram. t y O
3 Qn Suggested Solution 3(a) Method 1: Variable separable d1c o s 1 d x x d1c o s 1 d x x 1d 1 1d 1 c o s x x 2 11 d d1 2cos 2 xx 21ln 1 sec d 22x ln 1 tan 2x C tan 21e C x tan 21 e , where e is an arbitrary constantCxA A tan 21exc , where c is an arbitrary constant. Method 2: Integrating factor d1c o s 1 d x x d1 d1 c o s 1 c o s xx ---------- (*) 22 1 d1 1 d 2cos sec d tan1+cos 22 2 2Integrating factor = e e e e Multiply (*) throughout by I, tan tan tan22 2d1ee e d1 c o s 1 c o s xx tan tan22d1 eed1 c o sx tan tan22 1ee d 1c o sx tan tan22e e , where is an arbitrary constant xc c tan 21e xc
4 (b) 2d 2l nd yy yxxx 22 1d 1 2 lnd u xux u x u d 2l nd uu xx x ---------- (*) Integrating factor = 1 d e xx = lne x = 1 x Multiplying (*) throughout by I, 2 1d 2 lnd uu xxx x x d1 2 lnd uxxx x 12l n du x xxx 2 ln2 2 xu Cx 2 lnux xC x 21 lnx xC xy 2 1 ln y Cx x x , where C is an arbitrary constant Substitute 1y u 2 d1 d dd yu x ux
5 Qn Su ggested Solution 4(a)(i) 2 d d yxy x When 0y , d 0d y x . Thus, 0y is a solution to the differential equation. When 0y , we have 2 1d 1 d y
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