UNIT-3
UNIT-3
UNIT-3
Ordinary differential equations higher order
Question-1: Solve (4D² +4D -3)y =
Solution: Auxiliary equation is 4m² +4m – 3 = 0
We get, (2m+3)(2m – 1) = 0
m = ,
Complementary function: CF is A+ B
Now we will find particular integral,
P.I. = f(x)
= .
= .
= .
= . = .
General solution is y = CF + PI
= A+ B .
Question-2: Solve
Ans. Given,
Here Auxiliary equation is
Question-3: Solve
Ans. Given,
Auxiliary equation is
Question-4:
Given,
For CF,
Auxiliary equation are
For PI
Question-5: Solve
Ans. The AE is
Complete solution = CF + PI
Question-6: Solve
Ans. The AE is
Complete solutio0n is y= CF + PI
Question-7: Solve
Ans. The AE is
We know,
Complete solution is y= CF + PI
Question-8: Solve the following simultaneous differential equations-
....(2)
Solution:
Consider the given equations
....(2)
Consider eq(1),(2)
Dx+2y = et....(1)
Dx +2x =e-t....(2)
Eliminating ‘x’ from both the equations we get,
12 2Dx + 2y = 2et
D 2Dx +D2y = e-t
y = Ae2t + Be-2t +
Question-9: Find the P.I. Of (D + 2)
Sol.
P.I. =
Now we will evaluate each term separately-
And
Therefore-
Question-10: Find the P.I. Of (D + 1) (D + D’ – 1)z = sin (x + 2y)
Sol.
Question-11: Solve the following DE by using variation of parameters-
Sol. We can write the given equation in symbolic form as-
To find CF-
It’s A.E. Is
So that CF is-
To find PI-
Here
Now
Thus PI =
=
=
=
=
So that the complete solution is-
Question-12: Solve
Ans. Let,
AE is
y= CF + PI
Question-13: Solve
Sol.
Here we have-
Let the solution of the given differential equation be-
Since x = 0 is the ordinary point of the given equation-
Put these values in the given differential equation-
Equating the coefficients of various powers of x to zero, we get-
Therefore the solution is-
Solve
Sol.
Here we have-
Let the solution of the given differential equation be-
Since x = 0 is the ordinary point of the given equation-
Put these values in the given differential equation-
Equating the coefficients of various powers of x to zero, we get-
Therefore the solution is-
Question-14: Express in terms of Legendre polynomials.
Sol.
By equating the coefficients of like powers of x, we get-
Put these values in equation (1), we get-
Question-15: Show that-
Sol.
We know that
Equating the coefficients of both sides, we have-
Question-16: Prove that-
Sol.
As we know that-
Now put n = 1/2 in equation (1), then we get-
Hence proved.
Question-17: Show that-
By using recurrence relation.
Sol.
We know that-
The recurrence formula-
On differentiating, we get-
Now replace n by n -1 and n by n+1 in (1), we have-
Put the values of and from the above equations in (2), we get-