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Lecturer 24 Chapter 3.3
Lecturer 24 Chapter 3.3
MATHEMATICS
[YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT 1997]
MATHEMATICS - II
TEXT BOOKS:
MATRIX ALGEBRA LINEAR ALGEBRA AND
VECTOR SPACE AND EIGEN VALUES ITS APPLICATIONS BY
ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF GILBERT STRANG [4th
FIRST ORDER EDITION] AND ADVANCED
ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF ENGINEERING
SECOND ORDER MATHEMATICS BY ERWIN
LAPLACE TRANSFORMS KREYSZIG [8th EDITION]
LAYOUT OF CHAPTER-1
ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF FIRST ORDER
Basic concept of First Order Ordinary
Differential Equations; Separable Differential
Equations; Exact Differential Equations;
Linear and Bernoullis Differential Equations;
Application of First Order Ordinary Differential
Equations to Modeling Problems;
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MATHEMATICS - II
LAYOUT OF CHAPTER-1
ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF FIRST ORDER
Application of First Order Ordinary
Differential Equations to Modeling Problems
of Electric Circuits; Application of First Order
Ordinary Differential Equations to Modeling
Problems of Orthogonal Trajectories; System
of Differential Equations:
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2 1
So y
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SOLUTIONS:
The general solution is
1 1t 2 3t
2 2t 1 4t
y c1 y e c2 y e c1 e c2 e
5 1
y1 2c1e c2e
3t 5t
3t 5t
y2 5c1e c2e
3t
y1 2c1e c2e 5t
3t
y2 5c1e c2e 5t
8 4 4 0 2 12 36 0
6 6 36 0 6, 6
2
1
1 2 5
So y , y
7 1
The general solution is
1 1t 2 2t 1 5 6t
y c1 y e c2 y e c1 c2t e
7 1
y
1 c1e c2te
6t 6t
6t 6t
y2 7c1e c2te
The general solution is
6t 6t
y1 c1e c2te
6t 6t
y2 7c1e c2te
3,3,6
The eigen valu es are 1 2 3(repeted ), 3 6
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SOLUTIONS:
If 1 2 3 then the correspond ing eigen vect or
Therefore 0 1 2 y1 0 y2 2 y3 0
0 1 2 y2 0 y2 2 y3 0
0 1 2 y 0 y 2 y 0
3 2 3
y2 2
Therefore y2 2 y3 0 y2 2 y3
y3 1
0 1
1 2
let y1 0, then y 2 and y1 1, then y 2
1 1
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SOLUTIONS:
If 3 6 then the correspond ing eigen vect or
3 1 2 y1 0 3 y1 y2 2 y3 0
Therefore 0 2 2 y 0 2 y 2 y 0
2 2 3
0 1 1 y 0 0
3 y 2 y3
y2 1
Now y2 y3 0 y2 y3 and y1 1
y3 1
1
3
So y 1
1
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SOLUTIONS:
The general solution is
0 1 1
y c1 y 1e1t c2 y 2 te1t c3 y 3e3t c1 2 e 3t c2t 2e 3t c3 1e 6t
1 1 1
y1 c2te3t c3e 6t
3t 3t 6t
y2 2c1e 2c2te c3e
y3 c1e 3t c2te3t c3e 6t
y1 c2te3t c3te6t
y2 2c1e 3t 2c2te3t c3e 6t
y3 c1e 3t c2te3t c3e 6t
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PROBLEM-2
Solve the following initial value problems involving
systems.
5 y1 y2 ; y1 0 0; y2 0 7
dy1 dy2
(i ) 2 y1 2 y2 ;
dt dt
y1 y2 ; y1 0 10; y2 0 5
dy1 dy2 1 3
(ii ) 2 y1 5 y2 ;
dt dt 2 2
2 1
So y
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SOLUTIONS:
The general solution is
1 1t 2 3t
2 2t 1 5t
y c1 y e c2 y e c1 e c2 e
5 1
y1 2c1e c2e
3t 5t
3t 5t
y2 5c1e c2e
3t
y1 2c1e c2e 5t
3t
y2 5c1e c2e 5t
3t
y2 5c1e c2e 7 5c1 c2 ......(2)
5t
3t
y2 5e 2e 5t
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SOLUTIONS:
(ii) The given system of equations are
y1 y2 ; y1 0 10; y2 0 5
dy1 dy2 1 3
2 y1 5 y2 ;
dx dx 2 2
of the form y Ay
y1 y1 2 5
Where y , y , A
y2 y2 1 2 3 2
Let y xet y xet
t t
But y Ay xe Axe x Ax
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SOLUTIONS:
The characteristic equation is
2 5
det A I 0 0
1 2 3 2
2 3 2 5 2 0 0
1 1 2
1 2 2
22 2 1 0 , 1
2
The eigen valu es are 1 1 2 and 2 1
If 1 1 2 then the correspond ing eigen vect or
5
5 2 5 y1 0 y 1 5 y 2 0
2
1 2 1 y2 0 y y 0
1
2
1 2
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SOLUTIONS:
Therefore 1 1 y1 2
y1 y2 0 y1 y2
2 2 y2 1
So 1 2 det A I 0 2 5
0
y
1 1 2 3 2
If 2 1 then the correspond ing eigen vect or
1 5 y1 0 y1 5 y2 0
1 2 5 2 y2 0 1 2 y1 5 2 y2 2 0
y 1
y1 5 y 2 0 y1 5 y 2
Therefore y 1 5
2 5
So y
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SOLUTIONS:
The general solution is
1 1t 2
2 2t
1
t 5 t
y c1 y e c2 y e c1 e 2
c2 e
1 1
1
t
y1 2c1e 2 5c2 e
t
1
2 c e 2 c e
y t
t
1 2
1
t
y1 2c1e 2
5c2 e t
1
t
y2 c1e 2
c2 e t
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SOLUTIONS:
Given that y1 0 10 y1 10 when t 0;
y2 0 5 y2 5 when t 0
10 2c1 5c2 2c1 5c2 10.....(1)
5 c1 c2 c1 c2 5.....(2)
35 20
From eq.(1) and eq.(2), we have c1 and c2
The particular solution: 3 3
70 12 t 100 t
y1 e e
3 3
35 2 t 20 t
1
y2 e e
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LONG QUESTIONS:
PROBLEMS:
5 y1 y2 ; y1 0 1; y2 0 1
dy1 dy2
(ii ) 14 y1 10 y2 ;
dx dx