Quiz Solutions for MA 238-02: Differential Equations, Exercises of Differential Equations

The solutions to quiz #5 for the ma 238-02 differential equations course. It includes the determination of the largest interval for a unique solution, computation of the wronskian, and finding particular and general solutions using variation of parameters and the reduction of order method.

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MA 238-02
§3.7 + handouts Quiz #5 score
Name:
5 April 1999
1. Determine the largest interval in which the IVP has a unique solution. You need not find
the solution but you should explain how you arrive at your conclusion.
t(t 4)y +3ty+4y=2,y(3)=0,y
(3)=−1
2. Compute the Wronskian of the two functions y1=t2and y2=y3. Is it possible for
{t2,t3}to be a basic set of solutions for a differential equation of the form y +a(t)y +
b(t)y =f(t) on the interval I=(1,1). Assume that a(t ), b(t), f (t) C0(I).
3. Use variation of parameters to find a particular solution for the given differential equation.
Then write the general solution.
y +y=csc t
4. For the given differential equation note that t2is a solution. Use the reduction of order
method as explained in the handout to find the general solution.
t2y +ty4y=0

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  1. Determine the largest interval in which the IVP has a unique solution. You need not find the solution but you should explain how you arrive at your conclusion.

t(t − 4 )y ′′^ + 3 ty ′^ + 4 y = 2 , y( 3 ) = 0 , y( 3 ) = − 1

  1. Compute the Wronskian of the two functions y 1 = t^2 and y 2 = y^3. Is it possible for { t^2 , t^3 } to be a basic set of solutions for a differential equation of the form y ′′^ + a(t)y ′^ + b(t)y = f (t) on the interval I = ( − 1 , 1 ). Assume that a(t), b(t), f (t)C^0 (I).
  2. Use variation of parameters to find a particular solution for the given differential equation. Then write the general solution. y ′′^ + y = csc t
  3. For the given differential equation note that t^2 is a solution. Use the reduction of order method as explained in the handout to find the general solution.

t^2 y ′′^ + ty ′^ − 4 y = 0