12th Grade > Mathematics
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS MCQs
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Answer: Option C. -> sec x = (c + tan x)y
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C
We have dydx=ytanx−y2secx⇒1y2dydx−1ytanx=−secx
Putting 1y=v⇒−1y2dydx=dvdx, we obtain
dvdx+tanx.v=secxwhich is linear
I.F=e∫tanxdx=elogsecx=secx
∴The solution is
vsecx=∫sec2xdx+c⇒1ysecx=tanx+c
⇒secx=y(c+tanx)
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C
We have dydx=ytanx−y2secx⇒1y2dydx−1ytanx=−secx
Putting 1y=v⇒−1y2dydx=dvdx, we obtain
dvdx+tanx.v=secxwhich is linear
I.F=e∫tanxdx=elogsecx=secx
∴The solution is
vsecx=∫sec2xdx+c⇒1ysecx=tanx+c
⇒secx=y(c+tanx)
Answer: Option B. -> 2ye2x=C.e2x−1
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B
Applying C and D, we get
dydx=e−xex=e−2x⇒2y=−e−2x+C
or 2ye2x=C.e2x−1.
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B
Applying C and D, we get
dydx=e−xex=e−2x⇒2y=−e−2x+C
or 2ye2x=C.e2x−1.
Answer: Option C. -> y=x−x2
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C
The point on y-axis is (0,y−xdydx)
According to given condition,
x2=y−x2dydx⇒dydx=2yx−1
Putting yx=v we get
xdvdx=v−1⇒ln∣∣yx−1∣∣=ln|x|+c⇒1−yx=x (as f(1)=0).
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C
The point on y-axis is (0,y−xdydx)
According to given condition,
x2=y−x2dydx⇒dydx=2yx−1
Putting yx=v we get
xdvdx=v−1⇒ln∣∣yx−1∣∣=ln|x|+c⇒1−yx=x (as f(1)=0).
Answer: Option A. -> 2x etan−1y,=e2tan−1y+k
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A
dxdy+11+y2x=11+y2etan−1y
I.F=e∫11+y2dy=etan−1y
∴ Solution is x.etan−1y
=∫etan−1y.11+y2etan−1dy=12e2tan−1y+12k⇒2xetan−1y=e2tan−1y+k
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A
dxdy+11+y2x=11+y2etan−1y
I.F=e∫11+y2dy=etan−1y
∴ Solution is x.etan−1y
=∫etan−1y.11+y2etan−1dy=12e2tan−1y+12k⇒2xetan−1y=e2tan−1y+k
Answer: Option B. -> ny2+x2 =constant
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B
Differentiating, we have an−1dydx=nxn−1⇒an−1=nxn−1dxdy
Putting this value in the given equation, we have nxn−1dxdyy=xn
Replacing dydxby −dydy, we have ny=−xdxdy
⇒nydy+xdx=0⇒ny2+x2 =constant. Which is the required family of orthogonal trajectories.
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B
Differentiating, we have an−1dydx=nxn−1⇒an−1=nxn−1dxdy
Putting this value in the given equation, we have nxn−1dxdyy=xn
Replacing dydxby −dydy, we have ny=−xdxdy
⇒nydy+xdx=0⇒ny2+x2 =constant. Which is the required family of orthogonal trajectories.
Answer: Option A. -> e−(x+y)+x+c=0
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A
x+y=z⇒1+dydx=dzdxdydx+1=ex+y⇒dydx=e−zdz=dx⇒∫e−zdz=∫dx⇒−e−z=x+c⇒e−(x+y)+x+c=0.
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A
x+y=z⇒1+dydx=dzdxdydx+1=ex+y⇒dydx=e−zdz=dx⇒∫e−zdz=∫dx⇒−e−z=x+c⇒e−(x+y)+x+c=0.
Answer: Option D. -> (2x2−1)x(1−x2)
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D
x(1−x2)dy+(2x2y−y−ax3)dx=0dydx+(2x2−1)x(1−x2)y=ax2(1−x2),∴P=2x2−1x(1−x2).
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D
x(1−x2)dy+(2x2y−y−ax3)dx=0dydx+(2x2−1)x(1−x2)y=ax2(1−x2),∴P=2x2−1x(1−x2).
Answer: Option A. -> 1,2
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A
Given differential equation can be written as
y2=x2(dydx)2−2xy.dydx=a2(dydx)2+b2.
Hence it is of 1storder and 2nddegree differential equation.
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A
Given differential equation can be written as
y2=x2(dydx)2−2xy.dydx=a2(dydx)2+b2.
Hence it is of 1storder and 2nddegree differential equation.
Answer: Option C. -> 2,3
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C
Here power on the differential coefficient is fractional, therefore change it into positive integer, so
[4+(dydx)2]2/3=d2ydx2⇒[4+(dydx)2]2=[d2ydx2]3
Hence order is 2 and degree is 3.
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C
Here power on the differential coefficient is fractional, therefore change it into positive integer, so
[4+(dydx)2]2/3=d2ydx2⇒[4+(dydx)2]2=[d2ydx2]3
Hence order is 2 and degree is 3.
Answer: Option B. -> (x−1)3
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B
Since f"(x)=6(x-1)
⇒f′(x)=3(x−1)2+c (integrating) ----(i)
Also, at the point (2,1), the tangent to the graph is y =3x-5and slope of thetangent = 3
⇒f′(2)=3
3(2−1)3+c=3 [from eq(i)
⇒3+c=3⇒c=0
From Eq (i) we have
f′(x)=3(x−1)2
⇒f(x)=(x−1)3+k (Integrating)----(ii)
∴1=(2−1)3+k⇒k=0
Hence the equation of the function is f(x)=(x−1)3.
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B
Since f"(x)=6(x-1)
⇒f′(x)=3(x−1)2+c (integrating) ----(i)
Also, at the point (2,1), the tangent to the graph is y =3x-5and slope of thetangent = 3
⇒f′(2)=3
3(2−1)3+c=3 [from eq(i)
⇒3+c=3⇒c=0
From Eq (i) we have
f′(x)=3(x−1)2
⇒f(x)=(x−1)3+k (Integrating)----(ii)
∴1=(2−1)3+k⇒k=0
Hence the equation of the function is f(x)=(x−1)3.