MATH 202 Final, Spring 2004
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MATH 202: FINAL EXAM, JUNE 2npD 2004
PROFESSOR: IVA STAVROV
Problem #1. Find the general solution of the given system
af 2°) -
Pata 2)
Problem #2. Use the Laplace transform to solve the given integrodifferential
equation.
ove) + f vluidu = 6(t 2)
y=
Problem #3. Use the Laplace transform to solve the given ]VP.
y+ 4y= ft). yO) =y(0) =1
Here the function f is given by
et ift<),
fos 0 if1<i<2,
” 1
yi tym
cos?
0)==
yO) = 5
& 1
(x)= —
We) = OR
Problem #5. Use a power series centered at 2 = 0 to solve the following differ-
ential equation. You should find all the coefficients in the general solution unti] the
term involving x* (inclusive). You do not have to find the general formula for the
coefficients.
yl” wy = 2.
Problem #6. Use the substitution y = r~!z(x) to transform the differential
equation
4x7y" + 12ay’ + (42? + 3)y = 0
into a Bessel’s differential equation. Then express the general solution of the above
equation in terms of Bessel functions.
Problem #7. It is known that there exists m such that u(r, y) = (x + y)” is the
integrating factor for
(40 + y + 8)dx + (3x + 3)dy = 0.
Find n and use it to solve the given equation.
nN
Problem #8.
(1) Find at least two solutions of the IVP:
{ y = 3y
y(0) = 0.
(2) State the existence and uniqueness theorem related to the 1VP given in this
problem.
3) Explain why the fact that our ]VP has more than one solution does not
} I
contradict the theorem.