A circuit consists of a resistance R ohms and an inductance of L henry connected to a
generator of E cos(ωt + α) voltage. Find the current in the circuit. (i = 0, when t = 0).
(x^3+y^3)=(3xy^2)dy/dx
Use the Laplace transform to solve the given initial-value problem.
y′ + 2y = sin 4t, y(0) = 1
Find power series method to find the solution of the given differential equation about the
ordinary point x = 0.
y′′ + e^xy′ − y = 0
1a. Show from first principles, i.e., by using the definition of linear independence,
that if μ = x + iy, y ̸= 0 is an eigenvalue of a real matrix
A with associated eigenvector v = u + iw, then the two real solutions
Y(t) = eat(u cos bt − wsin bt)
and
Z(t) = eat(u sin bt + wcos bt)
are linearly independent solutions of ˙X = AX
1b.Use (a) to solve the system
˙X =
(
3 1
−8 7
)
X.
NB: Real solutions are required.
Reduce the system
(D2 + 1)[x] − 2D[y] = 2t
(2D − 1)[x] + (D − 2)[y] = 7.
to an equivalent triangular system of the form
P1(D)[y] = f1(t)
P2(D)[x] + P3(D)[y] = f2(t)
and solve.
Inverse Laplace Transforms
Find L^-1 {F(s)} when F(s) is given by
5. 1/(s+1)(s+2)(s^2+2s+10)
Inverse Laplace Transforms
Find L^-1 {F(s)} when F(s) is given by
4. s+7/s^2+2s+5
Inverse Laplace Transforms
Find L^-1 {F(s)} when F(s) is given by
3. s-1/s^2 (s+3)
Inverse Laplace Transforms
Find L^-1 {F(s)} when F(s) is given by
1. s+5/(s+1)(s-3)