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Modelling with Differential Equations Functionin x variable
Differential Equation Efaation involving yt andits derivatives
y y
EXT may also involve se
y y y sty od
sincy date yOrder at differential highest derivative in
equation equation1st order 2nd OrderExamples
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y y y Hey 0
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E sSatisfies equation
y yobserve e e y e is a solution
Important Remara of y y
The equality must be an equality of Functions
For example if that is a solution to y sexythen 1 x x f Csc for all K
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PrimaryEoat find all possible solutions to a
given differential equation
Special case
y goaly text a solution F Cal
g ca
7 an anti derivative 012Conclusion
solving y gcx Calculating JgcsaidxExample
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any constantL7 x x text text 1
Observation A given differential equation does not
have a single solution but a family of solutions
Other Examples any constant
rY l
y y y Ae are solutionsan constants
7 y y y Acosta Bsiutx are solutions
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Differential equations are everywhere They modelcountless real world problems
Basic IdeaMathematicalModel
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Mathematical Real WorldPv dich onsconclusion Interpret
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2nd Ordermy kg y y DAT Eg
Special Cau i k I m Inot obvious this is all solutions
y y y A coset Dsin Ct
Remain We need more information to get specificA and B Called initial
conditionsExample y lol I y co 0
y coA s o t D Siu O I
c y co AA sin o t B s o o B O
yet coset c Oscillating motion as
expected
Remark To get a single solution to a differential
solution initial conditions must be givenFixed numbersI1st order y Coco To
2nd Ordery Lao yo y LX o l y
nth order Ch 1
y Cao yo i y Xo Ju i