MATH 6231 Differential Equation
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What
is the degree of the differential equation (dy/dx)2 – 3y(dy/dx) + xy =0? |
2 |
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Determine the order and degree of the differential equation: |
Fourth order, first degree |
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The
differential equation t(dy/dt)-5t=-y is a linear differential equation of the
degree 2. |
False |
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The
general solution of the differential equation dy/dx=2ycosx is |
lny=2sinx+c |
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The
differential equation x(dy/dx)=x-y is a linear differential equation of the
degree 1. |
True |
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For
the differential equation dy/dx = 4sin2x, what is the particular solution if
y=2 when x=pi/2. |
-2cos2x |
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It
is the highest power of the highest differential which the equation contains
after simplification. |
Degree of Differential Equation |
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The
differential equation (x+6y)dx+xdy=0 is homogeneous of degree 1. |
True |
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The
differential equation (x2-2xy)dx+4y2dy=0 is homogenous of degree 2. |
True |
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The
general solution of the differential equation dy/dx=cos4x-2x is |
y=(1/4)sin4x-x2+c |
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The
differential equation (x4 +2y)dx-xdy=0 is a linear first order
differential equation. |
True |
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The
differential equation (x+7y)dx=-6xdy is homogeneous of degree 1. |
True |
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What
is the order of the differential equation dy/dx + y=x? |
1 |
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The
order of the differential equation (d2r/dt2)3+(d2r/dt2)2+y(dr/dt)=0 is |
2 |
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The order of the differential equation: |
2 |
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Which
of the following equations is a variable separable DE? |
2ydx = (x2 + 1)dy |
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It
is a differential equation whose unknown function depends on two or more
independent variables. |
Partial Differential Equation |
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What
is the order of the differential equation (dy/dx)2 – 3y(dy/dx) + xy =0? |
2 |
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The
order of the differential equation x4(d3y/dx3)+x(d2y/dx2) = 3 i |
1 incorrect |
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The
differential equation (3x+2y)dx+2xdy=0 is homogeneous of degree 1. |
True |
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A
solution to a differential equation which contains one or more arbitrary
constants of integration is called: |
General Solution of Differential
Equation |
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The
general solution of the differential equation 2x(dy/dx)=3-x3 is |
y=(3/4)lnx-(1/3)x3+c incorrect |
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The
degree of the differential equation (d2r/dt2)3+(d2r/dt2)2+y(dr/dt)=0 is |
3 |
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The
differential equation xydx-(x+2y)2dy=0 is a homogeneous differential
equation. |
True |
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The
equation y2 = cx is general solution of: |
y’ = y / 2x |
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What
is the order of the differential equation given by dy/dx+4y=sinx? |
0.5 incorrect |
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Given
the differential equation dy/dx=(x4−y4)/(x2+y2)xy the degree of
differential equation is. |
3 incorrect |
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The
differential equation dy/dx=(x4 +5y)/x is a linear first order
differential equation. |
True |
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For
the differential equation dy/dx = 6cos4x, what is the general solution? |
1.5sin4x + c |
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The degree of the differential equation: |
3 |
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Classify the following differential equation: |
Separable and not linear |
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The
differential equation xy2dy – (x3+y3)dx=0 is not a homogeneous differential
equation. |
False |
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The
general solution of the differential equation dy/dx=x(1-2y) is |
y=(1/2)+ce-x2 |
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Classify the following differential equation: |
Both separable and linear |
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It
is a differential equation whose unknown function (dependent variable usually
y) depends on only one independent variable. |
Ordinary Differential Equation |
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The
particular solution of the differential equation (dy/dx)+x=3, given y=2, when
x=1 is |
y=3x-(x2/2)-(1/2) |
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The
differential equation (x2-3x2y)dx+8y2dy=0 is homogenous of degree 2. |
False |
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What
is the general solution for the differential equation dy/dx = x3 + 3x? |
y=(x4/4) + 3(x2/2) + c |
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Which
of the following equations is an exact DE? |
2xy dx + (2 + x2)dy = 0 |
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The
general solution of the differential xdy/dx=3-y is |
y=3+c/x |
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In
solving linear differential equations of the form dy/dx + Py = 0, the equation is
called the |
Integrating factor |
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What
is the degree of the differential equation dy/dx + y=x? |
1 |
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It
is an equation involving an unknown function and its d (a) Polynomials
derivatives. |
Differential Equations |
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It
is obtained when additional information is given so that constants may be
calculated. |
Particular Solution of
Differential Equation |
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The
degree of the differential equation x4(d3y/dx3)2+x(d2y/dx2)4 = 3 is |
4 incorrect |
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For
the differential equation dy/dx=8sin2x, what is the general solution? |
-4cos2x+c |
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The
general solution of the homogeneous differential equation ydx+(2x+3y)dy=0 is |
xy2+y3=c. |
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The
differential equation (6x2-7y2)dx-14xydy=0 is homogeneous of degree 2. |
True |
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Classify
the following differential |
Both separable and linear |
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Classify the following differential equation: |
Linear and not separable |
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Classify
the following differential equation: |
Both separable and linear |
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The
differential equation is |
Linear |
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When
the right-hand side of the differential equation is zero, it is referred to
as a non-homogeneous differential equation. |
False |
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Integration
is the reverse process of differentiation. |
True |
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Given
the differential equation dy/dx=(x4−y4)/(x2+y2)xy the degree of differential
equation is. |
1 |
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It
is obtained when additional information is given so that constants may be
calculated. |
Particular Solution of
Differential Equation |
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The
order of the differential equation: |
2 |
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The
general solution of the homogeneous differential equation ydx+(2x+3y)dy=0 is |
xy2+y3=c. |
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For
the differential equation dy/dx=8sin2x, what is the general solution? |
-4cos2x+c |
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Which
of the following equations is a variable separable DE? |
2ydx = (x2 + 1)dy |
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is
a second order ordinary differential equation. |
False |
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The
heat conduction equation is solved in a similar manner to that for the
wave equation. |
True |
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The
differential equation xy2dy – (x3+y3)dx=0 is not a homogeneous differential
equation. |
False |
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For
the differential equation dy/dx = 6cos4x, what is the general solution? |
1.5sin4x + c |
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The
simplest form of partial differential equations occurs when a solution can be
determined by direct partial integration |
True |
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The
differential equation (6x2-7y2)dx-14xydy=0 is homogeneous of degree 2. |
True |
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The
differential equation (x+7y)dx=-6xdy is homogeneous of degree 1. |
True |
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The
differential equation xydx-(x+2y)2dy=0 is a homogeneous differential
equation. |
True |
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The
particular solution of the differential equation (dy/dx)+x=3, given y=2, when
x=1 is |
y=3x-(x2/2)-(1/2) |
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The
differential equation (x+6y)dx+xdy=0 is homogeneous of degree 1. |
True |
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When
the right-hand side is not equal to zero it is referred to as a homogeneous
differential equation. |
False |
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In
solving linear differential equations of the form dy/dx + Py = 0, the
equation is |
Integrating factor |
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When
the right-hand side of the differential equation is zero, it is referred to
as a homogeneous differential equation. |
True |
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Which
of the following equations is an exact DE? |
2xy dx + (2 + x2)dy = 0 |
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What
is the order of the differential equation given by dy/dx+4y=sinx? |
1 |
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What
is the order of the differential equation dy/dx + y=x? |
1 |
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The
general solution of the differential equation T" + 4T = 0 is |
Acos2t + Bsin2t |
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The
degree of the differential equation x4(d3y/dx3)2+x(d2y/dx2)4 = 3 is |
3 incorrect |
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The
differential equation t(dy/dt)-5t=-y is a linear differential equation of the
degree 2. |
False |
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To
be able to solve simple partial differential equations which of the following
knowledge is required? |
All of the above |
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For
the differential equation dy/dx = 4sin2x, what is the particular solution if
y=2 when x=pi/2. |
-2cos2x |
|
The
general solution of the differential equation dy/dx=2ycosx is |
lny=2sinx+c |
|
The
general solution of the differential equation dy/dx=cos4x-2x is |
y=(1/4)sin4x-x2+c |
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is
a first order partial differential equation. |
True |
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The
general solution of the differential equation dy/dx=x(1-2y) is |
y=(1/2)+ce-x2 |
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The
differential equation (3x+2y)dx+2xdy=0 is homogeneous of degree 1. |
True |
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It
is the highest power of the highest differential which the equation contains
after simplification. |
Degree of Differential Equation |







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