Differential equations Flashcards

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First order differentiatial equations process

A

Ensure that there is nothing multiplying dy/dx if there is divide it out.
Find what is multiplying the y.(p(x))
Find integrating factor (u(x) by putting integral of what is multiply y to be e to the power if it. u(x)= e^§p(x)dx
Solve.
Put into equation u(x)y= §u(x)*Q(x)dx where Q(x) is our original answer.
Solve

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2
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e^lnx =

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x

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3
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Homogeneous 2nd order differentiation process for general solution

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Write out equation
Find auxiliary equation by replacing dy/dx examples by D.
Solve now quadratic equation to put into complementary function.

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4
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Complementary function for two real different roots

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y=Ae^root 1x+ Be^root2x

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5
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Complementary function for one real root

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y=(A+Bx)e^rootx

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6
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Complementary function for no real roots

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y = e^ax(Acosbx+Bsinbx)

a is number alone
b is number that * i

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7
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Solving auxiliary equations for no real roots

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Use quadratic formula, solve but when it gives a negative power solve it by using i = square root of -1 to get answer that will look like
4+-3i for example

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8
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How to solve non homogeneous second order differentiatial equations

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Do what is required for homogeneous assuming LHS =0 Find particular integral (pi)
First write out y = basic formula for RHS
Then solve first and second order differentiations for them.
Substitute these in when required.
Simplify equation.
Use simultaneous equations or equivalence to determine what a and b are equal to.
Rewrite PI with a and b subbed in.
Add P.I. to LHS in general solution.

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9
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Equivalence

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When there is only one term that can equal a thing on the other side so it must be equal
Ie.
3a-4b-4ax = 4x + 5
-4ax = 4x
3a- 4b = 5

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10
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PI for 4x^2 + 3x +7

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ax^2 + bx + c

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11
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PI for 4x^2 + 7

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ax^2 + bx + c

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12
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PI for e^3x

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ae^3x

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13
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PI for 3sin2x

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asin2x + bcos2x

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14
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PI for e^x

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ae^x (so long as complementary function doesn’t already contain e^x if so multiply by x)

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15
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General solution

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Involves constants eg. + c

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16
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Particular solution

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We work out the constants at put those into the final answer

17
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How can we tell if a differential equation is separable

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If we can move all the y terms to one side of the equation and all the x terms to the other.

18
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How to solve separable differential equations

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Integrate both sides.
Try to get y on its own.
If we’re multiplying or dividing both sides this will change +c so change to +C

19
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How to get y on its own when it’s lny

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put it as the power of e as e^lny = y, must do to both sides.
When we do it to other sides +c—> A which multiplies e