How to practice topic:differential-equations

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Question 13

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The following equation with respect to

, where

is a non-zero constant, represents ________.
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Question 49

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Consider the differential equation with the initial conditions given below. If

is the solution of the equation, the value of the slope,

, at

is ________ (rounded off to three decimal places).

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Question 50

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An object of mass 1 kg is launched with an initial speed of

into a large tank filled with a viscous liquid. The liquid exerts a resistive force (drag) of the form

on any object that is moving inside it, where

is the instantaneous speed of the object and

kg/s. If the effect of gravity is ignored, the time taken by the object to slow down to the speed

is ________ s (rounded off to 2 decimal places).
Assume that the tank is sufficiently large for the above deceleration to happen inside the tank.

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Question 14

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The partial differential equation

is _____.
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Question 43

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Consider the ordinary differential equation:

. If

at

, then the value of

at

is

(rounded off to the nearest integer).

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Question 12

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The acceleration of a body traveling in a straight line is given by

where

is the velocity, and

,

are positive constants. Starting with an initial positive velocity

, the distance traveled by the body before coming to rest for the first time is:
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Question 36

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Given

, where

and

are non-zero real numbers, the value of the differential expression

is
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Question 13

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Consider the one-dimensional wave equation

for

,

. For an initial condition

, the solution at

is
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Question 42

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Consider the equation

, where

and

are constants. Given

at

, select all correct statement(s) from the following as

.
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Question 54

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Consider the differential equation

with initial conditions

at

. The value of y at

is _____. (round off to two decimal places)

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