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802    Answers to Selected Problems

                      3. Bernoulli equation with α = 2;
                                                                    1
                                                             y =
                                                                1 + ce x 2 /2
                      5. Homogeneous; y ln|y|− x = cy
                                                                    2
                                                                2
                      7. Exact with general solution implicitly defined by xy − x − y = c; also homogeneous
                      9. Bernoulli with α =−3/4; 5x 7/4  y 7/4  + 7x  −5/4  = c
                     11. Bernoulli with α = 2;
                                                                     2
                                                             y = 2 +
                                                                     2
                                                                   cx − 1
                                       x
                     13. Riccati with S(x) = e ;
                                                                   2e  x
                                                              y =
                                                                   2x
                                                                 ce − 1
                     17. Choose h = 2,k =−3 to obtain
                                                         2
                                                                              2
                                                   3(x − 2) − 2(x − 2)(y + 3) − (y + 3) = k
                                 2
                     19. (2x + y − 3) = k(y − x + 3)
                     Section 1.5 Additional Applications
                      1. Maximum height is 342.25 feet, at t = 1/8 second; at t = 19/4 the bag hits the ground with speed 148 ft/sec.
                                                                  −t
                      3. Terminal velocity is 8 ft/sec. Distance fallen is 32(t − 1 + e ) for 0 ≤ t ≤ 4, and for t ≥ 4,
                                                                                   2

                                                  −4
                                            32(3 + e ) + 8(t − 4) + 2ln(1 − e −8(t−4) ) − 2ln  ,
                                                                                5 − 4e  −4
                                             −4
                                     −4
                        where k = (3 − 4e )/(5 − 4e ).
                      5. Surfacing velocity is approximately 17.5 ft/sec at t ≈ 10.56 sec.
                           √
                      7. t = 2 R/g, with R the radius of the circle.
                                                                               −5
                      9. Voltage reaches 76 volts when t = (1/2)ln(20). Current at this time is 32(10 )e −ln(20)  = 16 micro amps.
                     11. The inductive time constant is
                                                          L     e(E − Ri(0))
                                                            ln            ,
                                                          R        E
                        decreasing as i(0) is chosen larger.
                     13. y =−(3/4)ln|x|+ c
                             2
                                      2
                     15. (y − 1) =−(1/2)x + c, a family of ellipses
                         2
                             2
                     17. y (ln(y ) − 1) = c − 2x  2
                                                  √
                                                      −θ
                     19. (a) Pursuit curves are r = f (θ) = (a/ 2)e . (b) distance = a (c) No
                              √          √                            √
                     21. Time is ( 3/2)(ln(6 +  35), about 2.15 seconds; velocity is 12 5, about 26.84 ft/sec.
                     Section 1.6 Existence and Uniqueness Questions
                      1. f (x, y) = sin(xy) and ∂ f/∂y = x cos(xy) are continuous for all (x, y), hence in any rectangle centered at (π/2,1).
                                    2
                                2
                                                             2
                      3. f (x, y) = x − y + 8x/y and ∂ f/∂y =−2y − 8x/y are continuous on any rectangle centered at (3,−1) that does not
                        intersect the x-axis.
                      5. Two solutions are
                                                            1
                                                        y =− ln e −2y 0  + 2(x − x 0 )
                                                            2
                        and
                                                            1
                                                        y =− ln e −2y 0  + 2(x 0 − x) .
                                                            2
                        The theorem does not apply, because the differential equation is y =±2y.

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