MAT 235 Final, Fall 2004

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NDU MAT 235 Ordinary Differential Equations Final Exam Duration: 120 Minutes. Name: ___________________________________ Section: __________________________________ Instructor: ________________________________ Grade: ___________________________________ 3/13 1- (9 points) Solve each of the differential equations: a)   0 cos 2 sin 2     y dy x dx x y 4/13 b) 2 3 1 2 3 y x y x dx dy    5/13 2- (5 points) Given        t u du u t t f 0 5 , sin find Laplace transform of   f x 3- (7 points) Given     2 2 9 2 2 s e s s s F       , find Laplace inverse of  s F 6/13 4- (10 points) Find the general solution of the differential equation x e x y y y 2 4 4 4        for x  0 7/13 5- (8 points) Find the general solution of the system y x y y x x 2 4        8/13 6- (7 points) Find the general solution of     0 2 1 2 1 2        y y x y x . For x 1 0 (Hint: you can use the substitution u  x 1 ) . 9/13 7- (12 points) Use Laplace transforms to solve the following initial-value problem h t y y    where               t 0 t 0 t h t with     0 0 ,2 0    y y 10/13 8- (6 points) Find a family of oblique trajectories that interest the family of hyperbolas xy  c at angle 45o 11/13 9- (16 points) Use the Laplace transform to find the solution of the given linear system that satisfies the given initial conditions   2  0    y y x x 0 4 8 5 7       y y x x with   x 0 1 and   1 0   y 12/13 (20 points) Given the differential equation     .0 2 4 3 2 2        x y x y x x y Show that x0  0 is a regular singular point, then use the method of Frobenius to find solutions of the given equation in some interval . 0  x  R 13/13