Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 308 views

    Differential Equations - Classic Fifth

    Uploaded by

    aabolton21
    This document contains 7 exercises related to differential equations. Exercise 1 describes a differential equation for the motion of a body under the influence of gravity and resistance. Exercise 2 gives another differential equation derived from Newton's second law. Exercises 3-5 provide differential equations for various physical situations. Exercises 6-7 give additional differential equations derived using concepts like Kirchhoff's laws.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Differential Equations - Classic Fifth

    Uploaded by

    aabolton21
    308 views400 pages
    This document contains 7 exercises related to differential equations. Exercise 1 describes a differential equation for the motion of a body under the influence of gravity and resistance. Exercise 2 gives another differential equation derived from Newton's second law. Exercises 3-5 provide differential equations for various physical situations. Exercises 6-7 give additional differential equations derived using concepts like Kirchhoff's laws.

    Original Title

    Differential_Equations_-_Classic_Fifth

    Copyright

    © Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document contains 7 exercises related to differential equations. Exercise 1 describes a differential equation for the motion of a body under the influence of gravity and resistance. Exercise 2 gives another differential equation derived from Newton's second law. Exercises 3-5 provide differential equations for various physical situations. Exercises 6-7 give additional differential equations derived using concepts like Kirchhoff's laws.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    308 views400 pages

    Differential Equations - Classic Fifth

    Uploaded by

    aabolton21
    This document contains 7 exercises related to differential equations. Exercise 1 describes a differential equation for the motion of a body under the influence of gravity and resistance. Exercise 2 gives another differential equation derived from Newton's second law. Exercises 3-5 provide differential equations for various physical situations. Exercises 6-7 give additional differential equations derived using concepts like Kirchhoff's laws.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 400

    Exercises 1.

    52. It is emily shown that yl = x 2 and y2 = x 3 are solutions. If y = clyl = 2 . q ~ 2cl then % = 2cl so +
    (sr'I2 = 2clx
    that zy'+ - + 2ci # y for cl # 0 and cl # 1. If y = ~ 2 =~ (-c2/2)s2
    2 then y' = -cas
    2
    2
    (?/I2 = --Czx
    so that xYf -t- - 2
    # y for cz # 0 and cz # 1. If y = yl + yz = - x 2 / 2 + 2 2 + 2 then
    2 2
    yf = -z t 2 so that xu1+ -- -x2
    - -4- 2 # y. Thus, none of clyl, c2y2, and yl + yz are solutions.
    2 2
    53. (a) gr = 0 (b) no real solution (c) y = 1 or y = -1

    Exercises 1.2
    1. The sum of the forces acting on the body is mg - kv where k is a constant of proportionality,
    and the minus sign indicates that the resistance acts in a direction opposite to the motion. Rom
    dv du k
    Newton's second law we have mg - kv = m - or - + - v = g.
    dt dt m
    dv
    2. Fkom Newton's second law we obtain m- = -kv2 mg.
    dt
    +
    3. (a) Rorn g = k / we~ find
    ~ k =g ~ 2 .
    d2r . d2r k gR2 d2r g ~ 2
    (b) Using a = - and part (a) we o b t a n - = a = - - - or - - -= 0.
    dt2 dt2 r2 - r2 dt2 ~2
    dv dr gR2 dv g ~ 2
    ( c ) Part (b) becomes 0 or v - - -= 0.
    - - - -=
    r2 dr d t dr r2
    4. (a) The sum of the forces acting on the satellite is ma - kv, so by Newton's second law,
    d2r dr g ~ 2 8 r
    ma-kv=m- FrornProbleml,o=@ Thus, u s i n g v = - , m - - k v = r n - or
    dt2 - r-2 ' dt r2 dt2

    dr dv k
    (b) Letting R = 9- and - = v, the equation is part (b) becomes - + - v = g, which is the
    dt dt m
    equation is Problem 1.

    d9
    5 . Since i = - and L-d29 + R-d9 = E ( t ) we obtain L-di +Ri = E ( t ) .
    dt dt2 dt dt
    dq
    6. By Kirchoff's second law we obtain R-
    dt
    + -qc1 = E(t)

    7 . The differentialequation is
    dh
    -
    dt
    0.6Ao
    = --
    A,
    6 Using
    .A. =n

    a = 32 this becomes

    You might also like