Higher Engineering Mathematics, Sixth Edition

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604 Higher Engineering Mathematics


In Problems 2 to 9, use Laplace transforms to solve
the given differential equations.


  1. 9


d^2 y
dt^2

− 24

dy
dt

+ 16 y=0, giveny( 0 )=3and

y′( 0 )=3.

[
y=( 3 −t)e

4
3 t

]

3.

d^2 x
dt^2

+ 100 x=0, givenx( 0 )=2and

x′( 0 )=0. [x=2cos10t]

4.

d^2 i
dt^2
+ 1000

di
dt
+ 250000 i=0, given
i( 0 )=0andi′( 0 )=100. [i= 100 te−^500 t]

5.

d^2 x
dt^2

+ 6

dx
dt

+ 8 x=0, given x( 0 )=4and
x′( 0 )=8. [x= 4 (3e−^2 t−2e−^4 t)]

6.

d^2 y
dx^2

− 2

dy
dx

+y=3e^4 x,giveny( 0 )=−

2
3
andy′( 0 )= 4

1

(^3) [
y=( 4 x− 1 )ex+
1
3
e^4 x
]
7.
d^2 y
dx^2



  • 16 y=10cos4x,giveny( 0 )=3and
    y′( 0 )=4.
    [
    y=3cos4x+sin4x+
    5
    4
    xsin4x
    ]



  1. d^2 y
    dx^2



  • dy
    dx
    − 2 y=3cos3x−11sin3x,given
    y( 0 )=0andy′( 0 )= 6
    [y=ex−e−^2 x+sin3x]



  1. d^2 y
    dx^2
    − 2
    dy
    dx



  • 2 y=3excos2x,given
    y( 0 )=2andy′( 0 )= 5
    [
    y=3ex(cosx+sinx)−excos2x
    ]



  1. Solve, using Laplace transforms, Problems 4
    to 9 of Exercise 187, page 480 and Problems
    1 to 5 of Exercise 188, page 482.

  2. Solve, using Laplace transforms, Problems 3
    to 6 of Exercise 189, page 486, Problems 5
    and 6 of Exercise 190, page 488, Problems 4
    and 7 of Exercise 191, page 490 and Problems
    5 and 6 of Exercise 192, page 492.

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