BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMME (BDP) Term-End Examination December, 2015 ELECTIVE COURSE : MATHEMATICS MTE-08 : DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

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No. of Printed Pages : 1 MTE-08 BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMME (BDP) DI -7E37 Term-End Examination December, 015 ELECTIVE COURSE : MATHEMATICS MTE-08 : DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS Time : hours Maximum Marks: 50 (Weightage : 70%) Note : Question no. 1 is compulsory. Attempt any four questions from the remaining questions no. to 7. Use of calculators is not allowed. 1. State whether the following statements are True or False. Justify your answer with the help of a short proof or a counter-example. 5x=10 (a) The initial value problem dy dx = 3y 3, y (0) = 0, may not have a unique solution in R( 1 x 1 < 1, y 1 < 1). MTE-08 1 P.T.O.

(b) The integrating factor of the differential equation ( is 1 y+- 3 1 x y 3 1 x )dx+(l+y )xdy=0, (c) The solution of differential equation (D + 4D + 4) y = 0 satisfying x = 0, y = 1 and y' = 1 is (1 + x) ex. (d) The partial differential equation formed from the following relation z = (x + a) + (y + a) + b, is(q p+x y)=0. (e) The differential equation z az (1 x ) xy + (1 y ) + ax ax ay ay x az + 3y az =0, ax is elliptic for all (x, y) outside the circle x ± y = 1. MTE-08

. Solve the following differential equations : (a) (x y) dx + xy dy = 0 3 (b) xy" xy' + y = x + sin (5 ln x) (c) a z + y a z x u z 5xy + ax ax ay ay z( x +y j= az az ax 3 ay 3. (a) The differential equation of damped vibrating system under the action of an external periodic force is d x + r dx + n x = a cos pt. dt dt Show that if n > r > 0, the complementary function represents vibrations which are ultimately damped out. Further, prove that the particular integral is of the form b cos (pt a), where b a/[(n p) 4rp 1. 4 (b) Outline briefly the fundamental idea of Jacobi's method of solving non-linear partial differential equation f(x, y, z, p, q) = 0. Give its advantage over Charpit's method of solving the same equation. MTE-08 3 P.T.O.

(c) Solve : 4 (D + DD' - 6D') z = y cos x 4. (a) Find the general solution and the singular solution, if it exists, of the differential equation dy P - xp+ Y = = dx 3 (b) Solve the following differential equation by changing the independent variable y" + cot x y' + 4 cosec x y = 0. 4 (c) Solve : 3 (z-y)p+(x-z)q=y-x 5. (a) Solve : 3 6y dx - x (x3+ y) dy = 0 (b) Solve, by using the method of variation of parameters, the following differential equation : 5 (D - 3D + ) y = 1 1 + e-x MTE-08 4

(c) Find the homogeneous linear differential equation with constant coefficients that has the following function as a solution x e-x.4_ 4ex. 6. (a) Using the transformation x = X, y = Y, reduce the partial differential equation xq(x + y) - pq - xy 0 to a form f(p, X) = g(q, Y) where az P = Q = az. ax ay Obtain the complete integral of the resulting differential equation. 4 (b) A certain population is known to be growing at a rate given by the logistic equation dx = x (a bx), dt a and b are positive constants. Show that the maximum rate of growth occurs when the population is equal to half the equilibrium size, that is, when the population is ( a. 4 b MTE-08 5 J P.T.O.

(c) Check for compatibility the following partial differential equations : xp yq = 0 z (xp + yq) = xy 7. (a) Find the complete integral of (p q) y = qz 4 a u a u (b) Solve the Laplace equation = 0, ax ay in a rectangle, with u(0, y) = 0, u(a, y) = 0 u(x, b) = sin 17-/- x, u(x, 0) = O. 6 a MTE-08 6

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(T:4) 3T4 w-flawit rir ± 1 3 y3 1 x) dx +(1+y )xdy =0 cif ti+il ~hm'1 1 a. T N, I x` (Ti) x = 0, y = 1 y' = - 1 i -I chk (1 + x) ex t kil-fichtul (D + 4D + 4) y = 0 0:0-1 1-1 (.1 kgcl 1:114TAT z = (x + a) + (y + a) + b 4 TIR1 atatt chkul (q-p+x-y)=ot I (;) cnkui az ax a z ax a a z (1 - x ) - xy + (1 - ) + y ay x az + 3y az = 0, ax x + y = 1 tswkrift (x, y) f (.1( td-1-4174 t I MTE-08 8

. 141- f+ al-4wf : () (x - y) dx + xy dy = 0 xy" - xy' + y = x + sin (5 In X) 3 4 a z_ xy, a z n Z (Tr) x ax ay ax ay + zy +, az az z(x +y--)=-li 3 ax ay 3. () alb1 3Tr q. 3T-4-+-F tii-114>kul F* attfrq Rw 3144Ra. chi-miemii d x + r dx + n x = a cos pt dt dt t I tut-47 < n > r > 0, 3-TW' tk(- TM. 3.4 f4frird chol attruk-*-r 3i-44Ra- wqrft zr 341 itiog Atr4R fevrtz b cos (pt - a)*.f:f 711 b = a/[(n p) 4rp (w) atirvw 3r4TF cmul ffx, y, z, p, q) = 0 eta 4-4-41 fq-r4 Tkēltff z4-4-4r Altd fafur cmul -ail e. feti. alrl rcw qt4 4-41 -NT.1 -d-qr I MTE-08 9 P.T.O.

(ii) Ar--4R : 4 (D + DD' - 6D') z = y cos x 4. () 31-4-*F P xp dy Y = 0, P = dx -kr--4q zrr -41:rwf atn ( t 3 Tzkq trita-4q -N-RT giki 1:1 H (VI alwa chkul y" + cot x y' + 4 cosec x y = 0 srflr*=if-4 (TO AMR: 3 (z-y)p+(x-z)q=y-x 5. () *1r4R : 3 6y dx - x (x3+ y) dy = 0 mr.izi 14-1-14 faft qri -1+-1fc1fianaTT*-F. cf)ku l (D - 3D + ) y = 1 1 + e-x Trrir MTE-08 10

(TT) atw 760 am! 4g tru- 3T4-*-F cbtul --14 i 4114 *1f7R N-{rwr (sid x e -x + 4e x 6. te 41-cRul x = X, y =Y Nei 1 1 chk, aitritt 31e c4.1 4-11chkui xq(x + y) _ pq xy. 0 f(p, X) = g(q, Y) cf az ' az 11 P = ax Q = ay. -srrqf tii414)0 vrqi SR I -R* tt1tf terra n dx fll-iict)01 at = - lax), a smit b tr4terf 3T4T L,rtr mgr t turf 7 W4 t A-Ritge-ii TigFq atrwr (kii ) * atril crit4( 1 t, 3TW 74 s3i-ritgell (I) 611% I MTE-08, 11 P.T.O. 4

(T ) r 1-irrlr datirk 7iTraT xp yq = 0 z (xp + yq) = xy 7. () (p + q) y = qz Tri.1 1-11chcl gild cbkui a y ea + a u o airzrff, \711 u(0, = 0, u(a, = 0 u(x, b) = sin 1-11- It x, u(x, 0) = 0 a Tr Rr ttr--a7 I 6 MTE-08 1 4,500