Solution Manual for A First Course in Differential Equations with Modeling Applications 12th Edition (Zill, 2023) , Chapter 1-9 | Complete Guide A+

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Modeling Applications, 12th
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TABLE jOF jCONTENTS
End jof jSection jSolutions ............................................................................................................................ 1
Exercises j1.1 ...................................................................................................................................................... 1
Exercises j1.2 .................................................................................................................................................... 14
Exercises j1.3 .................................................................................................................................................... 22
Chapter j1 jin jReview jSolutions .............................................................................................................. 30




END jOF jSECTION jSOLUTIONS
EXERCISES j 1.1
1. Second jorder; jlinear
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2. Third jorder; jnonlinear jbecause j of j(dy/dx)
3. Fourth jorder; j linear
4. Second jorder; jnonlinear jbecause jof jcos(r j+
√j
ju)
1 j+ j(dy/dx)2
2
5. Second jorder; jnonlinear jbecause jof j(dy/dx)
j or
2
6. Second jorder; jnonlinear jbecause jof jR
7. Third jorder; jlinear
2
8. Second jorder; jnonlinear jbecause jof jẋ
9. First jorder; jnonlinear jbecause jof jsin j(dy/dx)
10. First jorder; jlinear
2
11. Writing jthe jdifferential jequation jin jthe jform jx(dy/dx) j+ jy j = j 1, jwe jsee jthat jit jis
. j However, j writing jit jin jthe j form j(y j − j1)(dx/dy) j + j x j =
2 2
jnonlinear jin jy j because jof jy
j 0, jwe jsee jthat j it jisjlinear jin jx.
u
12. Writing jthe jdifferential jequation jin jthe jform ju(dv/du) j+ j(1 j+ ju)v j= jue jwe jsee jthat
jit jis jlinear jin jv. j However, j writing jit jin jthe j form j(v j + j uv j − jue
u
)(du/dv) j + j u j = j 0, jwe
jsee jthat j it jisjnonlinear jin ju.
j1 j −x/2
j we jobtain jy′ j= 2j − . j Then j2y′ j+ jy j = j −e− j + je− j = j 0.
x/2 x/2 x/2
13. From jy j = j e− e


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jChapter j#1:
Introduction j to j Differential j Equations

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14. From jy j= − e−20t we jobtain jdy/dt j= j24e−20t , jso jthat
5 5
dy −20t 6 6 j −20t
+ j20y j= j24e + j20 −j = j24.
dt 5e j 5
j

3x 3x 3x 3x 3x
15. From jy j = j e jcos j2x jwe jobtain jy′ j= j 3e jcos j2x−2e jsin j2x jand jy′′ j= j 5e jcos j2x−12e
jsin j2x,jso jthat jy′′ j− j6y′ j+ j13y j = j0.
′
16. From jy j = j − jcos jx jln(sec jx j+ jtan jx) jwe = j−1 j+ jsin jx jln(sec jx j+ jtan jx) jand
jobtain jy
′′ ′′
y j j= jtan jx j+ jcos jx jln(sec jx j+ jtan jx). jThen jy j j + jy j = jtan jx.
17. The j domain j of j the j function, j found j by j solving j x+2 j ≥ j0, j is j[−2, j∞). j From j y′ j = j 1+2(x+2)−
1/2

we jhave
′ −
(y j− x)y j j = j(y j− jx)[1 j+ j(2(x j+ j2)1/2 ]

= jy j− jx j+ j2(y j−x)(x j+ −1/2
j2)
= jy j− jx j+ j2[x j+ j4(x j+ j2)1/2 j− x](x j+ −1/2
j2)
= jy j− jx j+ j8(x j+ j2) (x j+ − j = jy j− jx j+ j8.
1/2 1/2

j2)
An jinterval jof jdefinition jfor jthe jsolution jof jthe jdifferential jequation jis j(−2, j∞) jbecause
jy′ jisjnot jdefined jat jx j= j−2.

18. Sinc.je jtan jx jis jnot jdefined jfor jx j j = j j π/2 j + j nπ , jn jan jinteger, jthe jdomain jof jy j j = j j 5 jtan j5x jis
{x j. j5x j/= jπ/2 j+ jnπ}
.
′
or j{x j. π/10 j+ jnπ/5}. j From = j 25 5x jwe jhave
jx 2
jy jsec
′ 2
y j = j25(1 j+ jtan j 5x) j= j25 j+ j25 jtan2 j 5x j= j25 j+2jy j .

An jinterval jof jdefinition jfor jthe jsolution jof jthe jdifferential jequation jis j(−π/10, jπ/10).
jAn-jother jinterval jis j(π/10, j3π/10), jand jso jon.
. .
19. The jdomain jof jthe jfunction jis . j 4 j− 0} jor . j x j /= j −2 jor jx j /= j 2}. j′From jy j j=
j{x
2
jx
j{x
2x/(4 j− jx2)2 j we jhave
j 2
′ j 1 2
y j = j2x = j2xy j .
4 j−
jx2

An jinterval j of jdefinition j for jthe j solution jof jthe jdifferential jequation j is j(−2, j2). j Other
j inter-jvals j are j (−∞, j−2)
√j and j(2, j∞).
20. The jfunction jis jy j = j 1/ 1 j− jsin jx j, jwhose jdomain jis jobtained jfrom j1 j− jsin jx j /= j 0 jor jsin jx j /=
j 1. . ′ 1 −3/2
Thus, jthe jdomain jis j{x j . π/2 j+ j2nπ}. j From = j− j2 j(1 j− jsin (− jcos jx) j we j have
jx jy jx)

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jChapter j#1:
2y′ j = j (1 j− jsin jx)−3/2 jcos jx j = j [(1 j− jsin jx)−1/2]Introduction
3 to3 jjcos
jcos jx j = jj y Differential
jx. j Equations


An jinterval j of jdefinition j for j the j solution j of jthe j differential jequation j is j(π/2, j5π/2).
j Anotherjone jis j(5π/2, j9π/2), jand jso jon.




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