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DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS MCQs
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Answer: Option A. -> 1
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A
On Putting x=tanA,y=tanB we get
secA+secB=λ(tanAsecB−tanBsecA)cosA+cosB=λ(sinA−sinB)tan(A−B2)=1λtan−1x−tan−1y=2tan−11λ
On differentiating 11+x2−11+y2dydx=0
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A
On Putting x=tanA,y=tanB we get
secA+secB=λ(tanAsecB−tanBsecA)cosA+cosB=λ(sinA−sinB)tan(A−B2)=1λtan−1x−tan−1y=2tan−11λ
On differentiating 11+x2−11+y2dydx=0
Answer: Option A. -> 1
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A
The parametric form of the given equation is x=t,y=t2.The equation of any tangent at t is 2xt=y+t2, Differentiating we get 2t=y1(=dydx) putting this value in the above equation, we have 2xy12=y+(y12)2⇒4xy1=4y+y21
The order of this equation is 1
Hence (A) is the correct answer
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A
The parametric form of the given equation is x=t,y=t2.The equation of any tangent at t is 2xt=y+t2, Differentiating we get 2t=y1(=dydx) putting this value in the above equation, we have 2xy12=y+(y12)2⇒4xy1=4y+y21
The order of this equation is 1
Hence (A) is the correct answer
Answer: Option C. -> xy+ylogx+x sin y=C
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C
The given equation can be written as y(1+x−1)dx+(x+logx)dy+sinydx+xcosydy=0
⇒d(y(x+logx))+d(xsiny)=0→y(x+logx)+xsiny=C
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C
The given equation can be written as y(1+x−1)dx+(x+logx)dy+sinydx+xcosydy=0
⇒d(y(x+logx))+d(xsiny)=0→y(x+logx)+xsiny=C
Answer: Option A. -> y=C1e3x+C2e4x
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A
The given equation can be written as (ddx−3)(dydx−4y)=0....(i)
If dydx−4y=u then (I) reduces to dudx−3u=0
⇒duu=3dx⇒u=C1e3x.Therefore, we have dydx−4y=C1e3xwhich is a linear equation whose I.F.is e−4x. So ddx(ye−4x)=C1e−x
⇒ye−4x=−C1e−x+C2⇒y=C1e3x+C2e4x
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A
The given equation can be written as (ddx−3)(dydx−4y)=0....(i)
If dydx−4y=u then (I) reduces to dudx−3u=0
⇒duu=3dx⇒u=C1e3x.Therefore, we have dydx−4y=C1e3xwhich is a linear equation whose I.F.is e−4x. So ddx(ye−4x)=C1e−x
⇒ye−4x=−C1e−x+C2⇒y=C1e3x+C2e4x
Answer: Option A. -> tan−1(xy)+log y+c=0
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A
dxdy+x2−xy+y2y2=0dxdy+(xy)2−(xy)+1=0
Put v=x/y⇒x=vy⇒dxdy=v+ydvdyv+ydvdy+v2−v+1=0⇒dvv2+1+dyy=0⇒∫dvv2+1+∫dyy=0⇒tan−1(v)+logy+C=0⇒tan−1(x/y)+logy+c=0.
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A
dxdy+x2−xy+y2y2=0dxdy+(xy)2−(xy)+1=0
Put v=x/y⇒x=vy⇒dxdy=v+ydvdyv+ydvdy+v2−v+1=0⇒dvv2+1+dyy=0⇒∫dvv2+1+∫dyy=0⇒tan−1(v)+logy+C=0⇒tan−1(x/y)+logy+c=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 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 A. -> c eex22=sin(y−x)
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A
Put y-x = z. Then dydx−1=dzdx⇒dydx=1+dzdx
Given dydx−xtan(y−x)=1⇒1+dzdx−xtanz=1⇒dzdx=xtanz⇒1tanzdz=xdx⇒∫cotzdz=∫xdx
⇒log|sinz|−logc=x22⇒log|sinzc|=x22=sinzc=ex22⇒sin(y−x)=cex22
∴ The solution is sin(y−x)=cex22, where c is arbitrary constant.
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A
Put y-x = z. Then dydx−1=dzdx⇒dydx=1+dzdx
Given dydx−xtan(y−x)=1⇒1+dzdx−xtanz=1⇒dzdx=xtanz⇒1tanzdz=xdx⇒∫cotzdz=∫xdx
⇒log|sinz|−logc=x22⇒log|sinzc|=x22=sinzc=ex22⇒sin(y−x)=cex22
∴ The solution is sin(y−x)=cex22, where c is arbitrary constant.
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 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).