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Problem Set 2

This document discusses various types of ordinary differential equations including linear first order equations, separable equations, exact equations, and integrating factors. Methods presented include solving initial value problems, using substitutions to reduce equations, and finding integrating factors. Several examples are given and solved.
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Problem Set 2

This document discusses various types of ordinary differential equations including linear first order equations, separable equations, exact equations, and integrating factors. Methods presented include solving initial value problems, using substitutions to reduce equations, and finding integrating factors. Several examples are given and solved.
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Department of Mathematical Sciences

Rajiv Gandhi Institute Of Petroleum Technology, Jais

DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (MA 121)

Week 4 / January 2024 Problem Set 2 GR,PD

Ordinary Differential Equations (ODE)

First order ODE

dy ′′ d 2 y (i) diy
Notations : y′ ≡ dx , y ≡ dx2
,y ≡ dxi
for i = 3, 4, 5, . . . .

■ Linear first order ODEs and Bernoulli equations.

1. Solve the following ODEs.

dy
+ x24x+1 y = 1
Ans: y(x2 + 1)2 = tan−1 x + c
 
(i) dx (x2 +1)3
dy 2
+ y cos x = yn sin 2x Ans: y1−n = 2 sin x − 1−n + ce(n−1) sin x
 
(ii) dx

Ans: y = 1x (1 + ce−x )
 
(iii) x dy + (xy + y − 1) dx = 0
 
y2
(iv) y dx + xy2 + x − y dy = 0 −

Ans: xy = 1 + c e 2
h 2
i
(v) dy + 4y − 8y3 x dx = 0 Ans: y12 = 2 + ce4x


2. Find the solution and the interval of validity of the following IVP.

2y′ − y = 4 sin 3t, y(0) = y0

Determine all possible behaviours of the solution as t −→ ∞. If this behaviour depends on the value
of y0 give this dependence.

3. Solve the initial value problem



dy  2, 0 ≤ x < 1,
+ y = f (x) y(0) = 0 where f (x) = .
dx  0, x ≥ 1,

  
 2 (1 − e−x ) , 0 ≤ x < 1,
Ans: y(x) = 
 2 (e − 1) e−x , x ≥ 1.

dy
4. Consider the ODE a + by = k e−λ x , where a, b and k are positive constants and λ is a non-
dx
negative constant.
(i) Solve this equation.
k
(ii) Show that if λ = 0 every solution approaches b as x → ∞, but if λ > 0 every solution ap-
proaches 0 as x → ∞.

5. The equation

dy
= A(x)y2 + B(x)y +C(x) (1)
dx

is called Riccati’s equation. Note that (or check yourself) if A(x) = 0 for all x, then equation (1) is
a linear equation, whereas if C(x) = 0 for all x, then equation (1) is a Bernoulli equation.

(i) Show that if f is any solution of (1), then the transformation

1
y= f+
v

reduces equation (1) to a linear equation in v (dependent variable) and x (independent variable).

(ii) Using the above, solve the following ODE

dy
= −y2 + xy + 1,
dx

given solution f (x) = x.

■ Separable equations, special substitution, exact equations and integrating factors

6. Solve the following ODEs.


h i
dy
p p
(i) x dx −y = x x2 + y2 Put y = vx, Ans: y + x2 + y2 = cxex
dy
+ 2xy = x2 + y2 Ans: y − x − 1 = c (y − x + 1) e2x
 
(ii) dx
h y
i
dy dy
(iii) y2 + x2 dx = xy dx Ans: y = ce x
h i
dy
p p
(iv) x3 dx = y3 + y2 y2 − x2 Ans: y + y2 − x2 = cxy

Ans: 5x2 + 8xy + 5y2 − 8x − 10y = c


 
(v) (5x + 4y − 4) dx + (4x + 5y − 5) dy = 0

Ans: 9 ln 3y + 2x + 22 3
  
(vi) (2x + 3y + 4) dx = (4x + 6y + 5) dy 7 = 14 3y − 2 x + c

(vii) cos2 x − y cos x dx − (1 + sin x) dy = 0



[Ans: 2 (1 + sin x) y = x + sin x cos x + c]

(viii) dy + x sin 2y − x3 cos2 y dx = 0 (Hint: write in appropriate form and use the substitution

h 2
i
Ans: 2 tan y = x2 − 1 + ce−x

z = tan y)
h i
dy y y 2 1 1 1
(ix) dx + x ln y = x2 (ln y) (Hint: use the substitution z = log y ) Ans: x ln y = 2x2 − c

(x) a2 − 2xy − y2 dx − (x + y)2 dy = 0, where a is fixed constant. a2 x − x2 y − xy2 − 31 y3 = c


  
7. Consider the differential equation of the form

y + x f x2 + y2 dx + y f x2 + y2 − x dy = 0.
    

(a) Show that an equation of this form is not exact.


1
(b) Show that x2 +y2
is an integrating factor of an equation of this form.

8. Solve the following ODEs by finding integrating factor.


h 2
i
(i) 3x2 y4 + 2xy dx + 2x3 y3 − x2 dy = 0 Ans: x3 y2 + xy = c
 
h 1
i
(ii) (1 + xy) y dx + (1 − xy) x dy = 0 Ans: x = cye xy
 1 2 2 1 3 1 2 1 1
(iii) xy2 − x2 dx + 3x2 y2 + x2 y − 2x3 + y2 dy = 0
   6y 
2 x y − 3 x + 6 y − 18 y + 108 e = c
1 1
  h i
(iv) xy2 − e x3 dx − x2 y dy = 0 Ans: 3y2 − 2x2 e x3 = cx2

1
9. Show that is an integrating factor for the ODE
(x + y + 1)4

2xy − y2 − y dx + 2xy − x2 − x dy = 0
 

h i
and hence solve it. Ans: xy = c (x + y + 1)3

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