n-1 n- n-1 n-1 () %3D h - 1 h-p n-1 n-1 P-h = q h-p n-1 ()* (1 -4) n-1 %3D n-1 h - %3D
n-1 n- n-1 n-1 () %3D h - 1 h-p n-1 n-1 P-h = q h-p n-1 ()* (1 -4) n-1 %3D n-1 h - %3D
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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
Section: Chapter Questions
Problem 1RQ
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п-1
h
p-h
п-1
h
п-1
h-p
1
h-p
n-1
h
p-h
п-1
п-1
h
п-1
h-p
h-p
п-1
п-1
1
п-1
h
п-1
- h
Therefore
n
р —
h
п-1
X6n-3 = q
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п-1
h
p-h
п-1
h
п-1
h-p
1
h-p
n-1
h
p-h
п-1
п-1
h
п-1
h-p
h-p
п-1
п-1
1
п-1
h
п-1
- h
Therefore
n
р —
h
п-1
X6n-3 = q
Also, we can prove the other relations by similar way, the proof is completed.
![Brn-10n-2
YIn-1 + 8xn-4
In+1 = aIn-2 +
n = 0, 1,.,
(1)
1.
The following special case of Eq.(1) has been obtained is follows
Tn-1Xn-2
In+1 = In-2 -
(11)
In-1 - In-4
where the initial conditions r4, 2-3, 2-2, x-1, To are arbitrary non zero real num-
bers with r-A #1-1 and r-3 7 xo.
Theorem 7. Let {In}-3 be a solution of Eq.(11). Then every solution of Eq.(11)
is unbounded. Moreover {r,}-3 takes the form
100
k
n-1
T6n-4 =
X6n-3 = q
h
k
I6n-2
T6n-1 = P
%3D
k –
n+1
h
X8n+1 =r
%3D
- .
Proof: Forn=0 the result holds. Now suppose that
holds for n – 1. That is;
> 0 and that our assumption
n-1
k
n-2
p~hn-1
n-2
T6n-10
= p
X6n-9 = q
n-1
n-1
n-1
h
q- k
k
n-1
X6n-8
X6n-7 = P
n-1
n-1
n-1
h
X6n-6
= q
X6n-5 = r
h - p
Now, it follows from Eq.(11) that
X6n-6X6n-7
X6n-4 = X6n-7
X6n-6
X6n-9
n-1
n-1
n-1
n-1
n-1
n-1
k-q
= p
n-1
п-1
p-h
P-h
n-1
k
п-1
k-q
п-1
= p
(1)
- g
- 1
n-1
k
n-1
k-q
n-1
р
k -
%3D
g-k
k
n-1
k
n-1
%3D
q - k
n-1
k
n-1
k
Therefore
k
X6n-4 = P
k -
Also, from Eq.(11), we see that
X6n-5X6n-6
X6n-3 = X6n-6 -
X6n-5 - X6n-8
r(속)" (남)"
"(뉴)"(무)"-" (속)""(부)"
n
n-1
п-1
h
g-k
p-h
n-1
п-1
п-1
h-p
= a
n-1
g-k
n-1
n-1
h
h-p
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Transcribed Image Text:Brn-10n-2
YIn-1 + 8xn-4
In+1 = aIn-2 +
n = 0, 1,.,
(1)
1.
The following special case of Eq.(1) has been obtained is follows
Tn-1Xn-2
In+1 = In-2 -
(11)
In-1 - In-4
where the initial conditions r4, 2-3, 2-2, x-1, To are arbitrary non zero real num-
bers with r-A #1-1 and r-3 7 xo.
Theorem 7. Let {In}-3 be a solution of Eq.(11). Then every solution of Eq.(11)
is unbounded. Moreover {r,}-3 takes the form
100
k
n-1
T6n-4 =
X6n-3 = q
h
k
I6n-2
T6n-1 = P
%3D
k –
n+1
h
X8n+1 =r
%3D
- .
Proof: Forn=0 the result holds. Now suppose that
holds for n – 1. That is;
> 0 and that our assumption
n-1
k
n-2
p~hn-1
n-2
T6n-10
= p
X6n-9 = q
n-1
n-1
n-1
h
q- k
k
n-1
X6n-8
X6n-7 = P
n-1
n-1
n-1
h
X6n-6
= q
X6n-5 = r
h - p
Now, it follows from Eq.(11) that
X6n-6X6n-7
X6n-4 = X6n-7
X6n-6
X6n-9
n-1
n-1
n-1
n-1
n-1
n-1
k-q
= p
n-1
п-1
p-h
P-h
n-1
k
п-1
k-q
п-1
= p
(1)
- g
- 1
n-1
k
n-1
k-q
n-1
р
k -
%3D
g-k
k
n-1
k
n-1
%3D
q - k
n-1
k
n-1
k
Therefore
k
X6n-4 = P
k -
Also, from Eq.(11), we see that
X6n-5X6n-6
X6n-3 = X6n-6 -
X6n-5 - X6n-8
r(속)" (남)"
"(뉴)"(무)"-" (속)""(부)"
n
n-1
п-1
h
g-k
p-h
n-1
п-1
п-1
h-p
= a
n-1
g-k
n-1
n-1
h
h-p
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