Determine the values of r for which the given differential equation has solutions of the form y=e^rt. 1.) y' + 2y=0 answer: r=-2 2.) y" -y =0 answer: r=+\- 1 3.) y" + y' - 6y= 0 answer: r= 2,-3
Determine the values of r for which the given differential equation has solutions of the form y=e^rt. 1.) y' + 2y=0 answer: r=-2 2.) y" -y =0 answer: r=+\- 1 3.) y" + y' - 6y= 0 answer: r= 2,-3
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Determine the values of r for which the given differential equation has solutions of the form y=e^rt.
1.) y' + 2y=0
answer: r=-2
2.) y" -y =0
answer: r=+\- 1
3.) y" + y' - 6y= 0
answer: r= 2,-3
4.) y"' -3y" + 2y'= 0
answer: r=-1, -2
Transcribed Image Text:3, y2()=e +t/3
11. 2ry" +3ty-y 0,
12. y"+5ty+4y 0, t> 0;
13. y" +y= sect, 0<t <7/23B
t> 0;
yı(t) t2, y2(t) r1
yı(t) =t-2,
y2()=t-2 In t
y (cost) In cost+t sin t
14. y - 2ty = 1;
%3B
y = ds+e
ds +e
In each of Problems 15 through 18, determine the values of r for which the given differential
equation has solutions of the farm y = e".
15. y+2y 0
17. y" +y-6y = 0
16. у"- у3D 0
18. у" - Зу" + 2у 0
In each of Problems 19 and 20, determine the values of r for which the given differential
equation has solutions of the form y for t > 0.
19. ry" +4ty + 2y = 0
20. y"-4ty' + 4y 0
In each of Problems 21 through 24, determine the order of the given partial differential equa-
tion; also state whether the equation is linear or nonlinear. Partial derivatives are denoted by
subscripts.
22. их + и,у + uи, + uu, + и - 0
+ uu, + uuy +u=0
21. ux + uyy +uzz = 0
24. u, + uu =1+uxx
23. uxx + 2uxxyy +Uyyyy = 0
In each of Problems 25 through 28, verify that each given function is a solution of the given
partial differential equation.
= cos x cosh y, uz(x, y) = In(x+y')
Uz (x, t) =
25. и, + и уу %3D 0;
ux +Uyy
0;
U, (x,1) = e-a²1 sin x, u,(x,1) =e-
– sinx
sin Ax, A areal constant
26. a²u = u;
Uj(x, t) =
%3D
sin(x -
at), A a real constant
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