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Material Type: Assignment; Professor: Hereman; Class: DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS HONORS; Subject: Mathematics; University: Colorado School of Mines; Term: Spring 2008;
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MATH 235 - Differential Equations w/ Honors January 14, 2008 Homework 2, Spring 2008 Due: January 21, 2008
(a) Show that y(t) = e^2 t^ + cet, where c ∈ R, is a solution to
dy dt −^ y^ =^ e
2 t.
(b) Show that x^2 + y^2 = cx, where c ∈ R, is a solution to 2xy dy dx
= y^2 − x^2.
(c) Show that y(t) = c 1 sinh(t) + c 2 cosh(t), where c 1 , c 2 ∈ R, is a solution to y′′^ − y = 0. (d) Show that y(t) = c 1 sin(t) + c 2 cos(t), where c 1 , c 2 ∈ R, is a solution to y′′^ + y = 0. (e) Show that x(t) = Ae−k^1 t^ and y(t) = k^1 A k 1 − k 2
e−k^2 t^ + k^1 A k 2 − k 1
e−k^1 t^ are solutions to the system of differential equations. dx dt
= −k 1 x, x(0) = A (1) dy dt =^ k^1 x^ −^ k^2 y,^ y(0) = 0^ (2)
Hint: For problem 1c recall that sinh(t) = e
t (^) − e−t 2 ,^ cosh(t) =^
et^ + e−t
Solve the following problems via separation of variables. When appropriate solve for the integrating constant C using the initial value which is given.
(a) dydt = 1 + y^12. (b) (y′)^2 − xy′^ + y = 0. (c) dy dt
= (y^2 + 1)t, y(0) = 1.
(d) dydt = ye
t 1 + y^2. Hint: For (b) consider completing the square and using the variable substitution z = −(y − t^2 /4).
(a) Using HPGSolver sketch the slope field for
dy dt =^ p(y). (b) Using HPGSolver, sketch the graphs of some of the solutions using the slope field. (c) Describe the relationship between the roots of p(y) and the solutions of the differential equation. (d) Using Euler’s method, approximate the real root(s) of p(y) to three decimal places.
x (3) dy dt
= cy
x, (4)
where a, b, c ∈ R+. In this case the variables x and y are dependent variables and appear in both ODE’s and thus the ODE’s are said to be coupled. (a) Which variable, x or y, represents the predator population? Which variable represents the prey population? Justify your choices. (b) What happens to the predator population if the prey is extinct? Justify your conclusion.