Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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Author:James Stewart
Publisher:James Stewart
Chapter1: Functions And Models
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Problem 1RCC: (a) What is a function? What are its domain and range? (b) What is the graph of a function? (c) How...
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![Q1) One of the following is correct for functions the f(x) = 1, g(x) = x³ and h(x) = ln(x):
a) f(x), g(x) and h(x) are linearly dependent
c) W (f(x), g(x), h(x)) = 0
b) f(x), g(x) and h(x) are linearly independent
d) W (f(x), g(x), h(x)) = 9
Q2) L-1
-2s
S²+7²)
=
a) -2coshπt
b) -2sinhnt
c)-2сost
d) -2sinnt
Q3) The Integrating factor which make (3x²y + 2xy + y³) dx + (x² + y²)dy = 0 exact, is:
a) e-3x
b) ex
c)ex
d) e 3x
Q4) The linear form of nonlinear ODE y' - 2y = 2y, is:
a) u' + 6u = -6
b) u' - 6u = -6
c) u' - 6u = 6
d) u' + 6u = 6
Q5) The general solution of 2x2y" + 3xy' - 15y = 0, is:
a) y(x) = C₁x² + ₂x³
b) y(x) = ₂x + ₂x-³
5
c) y(x) = C₁x² + ₂x−3
d) y(x) = C₁xz+C₂x³
Q6) Evaluate
(2 e-2t sin4t -0.5 cos3t):
8
S
b)
8
(S-2)²+16 2s²+18
4
(s+2)² +16
2s²+18
c) (8+2)²+16 28² +18
(S-2)²+16 2s²+18
Q7) The general solution of y"-4y' +9y = 0, is:
a) y(t) = c₁e²t cos(5 t) + c₂e²t sin (5 t)
c)y(t)=c₁e²t cos(√5 t) + c₂e²tsin (√5 t)
b)y(t)=c₁et cos(√5 t) + c₂etsin (√5t)
d) y(t) = c₁et cos(5 t) + c₂esin (5 t)
Q8) The inverse Laplace
transform of H(s):
=
is:
I
(3s+2)(S-2)
e2t
|a) ƒ (t) = ¹ + ²t
| c) ƒ (t) ==³e² +²e² -2t
1
8
1
b) f(t) ==e+e-²t
+²e²t
е
d)f(t) = ²³²
e:
B
Q9) The solution of y" + y' = 0 by using power series method, is:
x3 x²
a) y(x) = a₁ + a₁( 1 −²+2
.-...)
b) y(x) = ao + a₁(1+²
41
5!
x5
c) y(x) = a₁ + α₁ ( x −₁+3
+
.)
d)y(x) = ao+a₁(x+²
4! 51
3!
IT
·+...)
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Transcribed Image Text:Q1) One of the following is correct for functions the f(x) = 1, g(x) = x³ and h(x) = ln(x):
a) f(x), g(x) and h(x) are linearly dependent
c) W (f(x), g(x), h(x)) = 0
b) f(x), g(x) and h(x) are linearly independent
d) W (f(x), g(x), h(x)) = 9
Q2) L-1
-2s
S²+7²)
=
a) -2coshπt
b) -2sinhnt
c)-2сost
d) -2sinnt
Q3) The Integrating factor which make (3x²y + 2xy + y³) dx + (x² + y²)dy = 0 exact, is:
a) e-3x
b) ex
c)ex
d) e 3x
Q4) The linear form of nonlinear ODE y' - 2y = 2y, is:
a) u' + 6u = -6
b) u' - 6u = -6
c) u' - 6u = 6
d) u' + 6u = 6
Q5) The general solution of 2x2y" + 3xy' - 15y = 0, is:
a) y(x) = C₁x² + ₂x³
b) y(x) = ₂x + ₂x-³
5
c) y(x) = C₁x² + ₂x−3
d) y(x) = C₁xz+C₂x³
Q6) Evaluate
(2 e-2t sin4t -0.5 cos3t):
8
S
b)
8
(S-2)²+16 2s²+18
4
(s+2)² +16
2s²+18
c) (8+2)²+16 28² +18
(S-2)²+16 2s²+18
Q7) The general solution of y"-4y' +9y = 0, is:
a) y(t) = c₁e²t cos(5 t) + c₂e²t sin (5 t)
c)y(t)=c₁e²t cos(√5 t) + c₂e²tsin (√5 t)
b)y(t)=c₁et cos(√5 t) + c₂etsin (√5t)
d) y(t) = c₁et cos(5 t) + c₂esin (5 t)
Q8) The inverse Laplace
transform of H(s):
=
is:
I
(3s+2)(S-2)
e2t
|a) ƒ (t) = ¹ + ²t
| c) ƒ (t) ==³e² +²e² -2t
1
8
1
b) f(t) ==e+e-²t
+²e²t
е
d)f(t) = ²³²
e:
B
Q9) The solution of y" + y' = 0 by using power series method, is:
x3 x²
a) y(x) = a₁ + a₁( 1 −²+2
.-...)
b) y(x) = ao + a₁(1+²
41
5!
x5
c) y(x) = a₁ + α₁ ( x −₁+3
+
.)
d)y(x) = ao+a₁(x+²
4! 51
3!
IT
·+...)
- ...)
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