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    ODE A7 - 1

    ODE Chapter 7 AAssignment

    7-1 Use the Wronskian to determine whether or not the following sets of functions arelinearly independent or linearly dependent

    (a) }tt ete , (g) { })sin(),cos(),sin( ttt 2

    (b) }22 223 tttt ,, (h) }tett ),ln(, (c) }12 2 ),(sin),cos( tt (i) })sin(),sin( tette tt

    (d) }ttt eteet ,,2 (j)

    + 1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    12

    ttt,,

    (e)

    + 1

    1

    1

    1

    tt, (k) })(sin),sin(),sin( ttt 33

    (f) { }12 ),sin(),cos( tt

    7-2 Decide whether or not the following sets S are fundamental sets of solutions to the

    given differential equation

    (a) } 093533 =++= yyyyteeeS ttt ,,, (b) } 02616955 =++= yyyyteteeS ttt ,)cos(),sin(, (c) { } 081472 =+++= yyyyeeS tt ,, (d) } 01503529115523 =++= yyyyyteeeeS ivtttt )(,,,, (e) { } 0632 == yyyeeS tt ,, (f) } 042 22 == yyeetS tt ,,),cosh(

    7-3 Can }821 2 ttt ,,, be the fundamental set of solutions to a constant coefficientfourth order linear ODE?

    7-4 Can })sin(),sin(),cos(,, tttee tt 2 be the fundamental set of solutions to a constantcoefficient fifth order linear ODE?

    7-5 Can })sin(),cos(,, teteee tttt 42 be the fundamental set of solutions to a constantcoefficient fifth order linear ODE?

    7-6 Can }ttttt etteeee 242 ,,,, be the fundamental set of solutions to a constantcoefficient fourth order linear ODE?

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    ODE A7 - 2

    7-7 Can })sin(),cos(,, teteee tttt 42 be the fundamental set of solutions to a constantcoefficient fourth order linear ODE?

    7-8 Can })sin(),cos(,, teteee tttt 42 be the fundamental set of solutions to a constantcoefficient fourth order linear ODE?

    7-9 In the following problems verify that the functions )(xy1 and )(xy2 are solutions of

    the given differential equation. Determine the values ofxfor which 1y and 2y (and

    3y ) are linearly independent.

    (a) xxx eexyexyyyy 221023 ===+ )(,)(, ,

    (b) xx exxyexyyyy 222

    1 32044 )()(,)(, ===+

    (c) )cosh()(,)(),sinh()(, xxyexyxxyyy x

    3309 33

    21 ====

    (d) )cos()(),sin()(, xxyxxyyy 3309 21 ===+

    (e) )ln()(,)(, xxxyxxyyyxyx2

    2

    2

    1

    2 043 ===+

    (f) )cos()(),sin()(, xexyxexyyyy xx 330134 22

    2

    1 ===+

    (g)xxx

    exxyxexyexyyyyy22

    3

    2

    2

    2

    108126 ====+ )(,)(,)(,

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    ODE A7 - 3

    Answers to ODE Chapter 7 AAssignment

    7-1 (a) Independent (g) Independent

    (b) Dependent (h) Independent

    (c) Dependent (i) Independent

    (d) Independent (j) Dependent(e) Independent (k) Dependent

    (f) Independent

    7-2 (a) A fundamental set of solutions.

    (b) A fundamental set of solutions.

    (c) Not a fundamental set of solutions because there are not enough functions.

    (d) A fundamental set of solutions.

    (e) Not a fundamental set of solutions ast

    e2 is not a solution.

    (f) Not a fundamental set of solutions as they are not linearly independent.

    7-3 No, they are not linearly independent.

    7-4 No, the )sin( t2 solution comes from a root of 2iof the characteristic equation. Since

    the coefficients of the characteristic equation are real, this means that -2 iis also a root,

    and then the characteristic equation must have 6 roots, which is impossible for a

    degree 5 equation.

    7-5 No, there are not enough functions for a fundamental set of solutions.

    7-6 No, there are too many functions. The set indicates that the characteristic equation has

    5 roots, which is impossible for a degree 4 equation.

    7-7 Yes. The root of the characteristic equation would be .,, i1241

    7-8 No, the functions )cos(te t and )sin(te

    tpoint to two non-conjugate solutions to the

    characteristic equation. Hence the characteristic equation would have to have 6

    solutions which is impossible for a fourth order equation.

    7-9 (a)