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d^2y/dx^2+4dy/dx-4y=sin3x




Obtain two linearly independence solution valid near the origin for the following equation

π‘₯𝑦"+ 3π‘₯𝑦′ + ( 1+4π‘₯2) 𝑦=0


Given the initial value problem ο£±   x 0 1 βˆ’ 2x1 βˆ’ 3x2 = 0 x 0 2 + x1 + x2 = 0 x1(0) = √ 3, x2(0) = 0 , find x2(t). (a) x2(t) = e t 2 sin √ 3 2 t (b) x2(t) = e t  cos 1 2 t + sin 1 2 t  (c) x2(t) = βˆ’2e t 2 sin √ 3 2 t (d) x2(t) = 2e t 2 cos √ 3 2 t + sin √ 3 2 t ! (e) x2(t) = 2e t 2 sin √ 3 2 tΒ 


For which values of A , B , C and k is the function yp(x) = x 2 (A x2 + B x + C) a particular solution of the equation 16 y 000 + 9 y 00 = 1458 x kβˆ’1 (2x βˆ’ 1) ? (a) A = 27 , B = 165 , C = βˆ’880 , k = 2 (b) A = 27 , B = βˆ’219 , C = 1168 , k = 2 (c) A = 27 , B = βˆ’219 , C = 1168 , k = 4 (d) A = 54 , B = βˆ’411 , C = 2192 , k = 3 (e) A = 54 , B = βˆ’411 , C = 2192 , k = 4Β 


Which of the following is the solution of the initial value problem y (5) + 4y (4) + 4y (3) = 0 , y(0)= 0 , y0 (0)= βˆ’ 1 2 , y(2)(0)= 5 , y(3)(0)=βˆ’14 , y (4)(0)= 36 ? (a) y = βˆ’1 βˆ’ t 4 + t 2 2 + e βˆ’2t (b) y = 1 4 βˆ’ t + t 2 4 βˆ’ 1 4 e βˆ’2t βˆ’ teβˆ’2t (c) y = βˆ’ 1 4 + t + 1 4 e βˆ’2t βˆ’ teβˆ’2t (d) y = βˆ’1 + t 2 βˆ’ t 2 4 + (1 + t 2 )e 2t (e) y = 1 2 + t βˆ’ 1 2 e 2t + t 2 e 2t


Which of the following is the appropriate form for a particular solution of the differential equation y (4) + 3y 00 βˆ’ 4y = 2x + cos2 x βˆ’ cosh x ? (a) yp = (A + Bx)e x + (C + Dx) cos(2x) + (E + F x) sin(2x) (b) yp = (Ax + B)e βˆ’x + (C + Dx) cos(βˆ’x) + (E + F x) sin(βˆ’x) (c) yp = Ax + Bx2 + (C + Dx) cos x + (E + F x) sin(βˆ’x) + Ge2x (d) yp = Ax + Bx2 + (C + Dx) cos(2x) + (E + F x) sin(βˆ’2x) + Geβˆ’x (e) yp = A + Bx + Cx sin(βˆ’2x) + Dx cos(2x) + Exex + F xeβˆ’x


Solve the partial differential equation (3D^Β² +10DD^1+ 3D ^1^2)z=e^x-y

Solve



(D^(2)-DD'-2D'^(2)+2D+2D')z=sin(2x+y)

Solve


(D^(2)+DD'-6D'^(2))z=y cosx


orthogonal trajectories of y' = - (x/y)


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