QO Vasu 7 : ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION WG GWG Gs CD A High Quality Study Material ‘or Higher Level Exam for V.G. L P.G. Students ( India’s Pioneer Institute of ~) MATHEMATICS Dips acapemy REGENERATING LOGI An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institute Second Edition: FEB 2018 Reprint : July 2018 Third Edition : JUN 2019 Copyright © Dips Academy ‘©Allrights reserved by Dips Academy. No part ofthis hook may be reproduced or distributedin any form orany means, electronic, mechanical photocopying or otherwise without the prior permission of the ‘Dubey’s Information Pool & Solutions Pvt.Ltd Dips Academy has taken due care in collecting the questions and providing the solutions, before publishing book, Inspite ofthis, fay inaccuracy or printing error occurs then, neither Dips Academy nor its author shall be responsible, However Dips Academy wilbe grateful you could pointout any such ero. Your suggestions willbe appreciated,Sheet ASSIGNMENT SHEET -01 ‘The initial’ == value problem 6. Order and degree of the differential equation i()=3x",x(0)=0, in an interval around oF yxy =0 1=0, has @ 31 (a) No solution (©) 3, not defined (©) Both degree and order are not defined (@) not defined, 3 7. The differential equation of the system of circles touching the y — axis at the origin is (b) A unique solution (©) Finitely many linearly independent solutions (4) Infinitely many linearly independent solutions (@) 8 +y"-2xy F ® oye yaya a ‘The initial value problem S-=2y", y(0)=0 ey 4) Fay 0 has ~ (a) no solut (b), infinitely many solutions (©) exactly one solution (d.) finitely many solutions the equation Let (0) be a solution to the differential equation y'=y*+t, then y(t), is, > 3 differentiable a @> (a) once but not twice (b) 5 (b) twice but not 3 times 4 : @) 9 Oe nemenaees 9. The order and degree of the differential (@) infinitely many times 2 (dy) equation “5|"2)] =0is j fon Lay de a The differential equation = y", y(0)=0 i @ 44 ee ®) 41 (a) A unique solution @ 44 (b)_ No non-trivial solution @) ut " (c.) Finite,number of solutions siutajutl 10. The dierent! equation [ (@) Infinite number of solutions. ‘The order of the differential equation whose where y is dependent variable is general solution is (@) Linear differential equation of order 2 y= ¢,c0s2x-+, cos! x6, sin? x+e, is and degree 1 (b) Non linear differential equation of order (a) Two Land degree 2 (b) Three: (©) Non linear differential equation of order oe 2 and degree 1 (4) Linear differential equation of order 1 (4) One and degree 2, "BAG, is Poa) Sa Sr Haus Khas Near LL, New Dali 100 Dy BESTS, Co 36H DSBIGL TING, SHESATED A © z orwasseaden comIf y=y(a) then the differential equation, ©. Py=0, is a linear equation offi + Py=Q is linear equation of frst order if, y J (b) (2) +p(2)-0 (a.) Pisa constant but Q is a function of y ae, ax (b:) P and Q are functions of y a ¢) (©) Pisa function of y but Q is a constant (@) P and Q are functions of x or constants ax¥ ie 12, The order and degree of the differential _ (4) ay (2)-« ti Nn aR y 1 EY is a differentiable function, define dy ty) 0 = (=) (Sp eee) ono Qe Sk Given neN and times respectively SEA aiteentabie function /* define (D*f)(x) (a) 4,10 wo, S\Shoy successively applying D for » times to (b) 4,4 SNe the function f . Then DY (e~") at x=0is. ' , \ @ 1 ay OY (b) 0 1 ey ©) « @) 44 . ~~ © . 13. Differential equation of the curve yXert\*. 17 The differential equation corresponding to Ne the family of circles of radius 'r' whose is centre lies on the x—axis is (a) 9 -w/H=0 (@) (2) Ay 42 (by 297-9250 ® (da a a () W+4=0 ‘ a) ¥-#0 ©) ¥ {2x} 14. The differential ‘equation ay 1s a (2) afer Bx 60(y2)".x>0 y(0)=0 has @ 2 (a) A unique solution 18, Consider the Curve y(x)=ar+4, where (b.) Two solutions a0 is an arbitrary constant. Then the (c.) No solution corresponding differential equation is (a) Second degree, lit (4) Infinite number of solutions. ©) Stren cman Thee 15. Acurvey in the xy-plane is such that the line (b) First order, Second degree, non-linear joining the origin to any point P(x, y) on the curve and the line parallel to the y-axis through P are equally inclined to the tangent to the curve at P. Then, the differential equation of the curve 7 is differential equation. (c) First order, first degree, non-linear differential equation. (@) First _ order, first differential equation, linear degree, ‘Hala, Fa wr Bia Sarak Maur Khas Neat LIT, New Da ‘Cal nflpmcader co 1 Pa 1) be wales 2, a PIB HEPAT, SOD2. 2. The differential equation corresponding to 23. y=koos"x (Where k is a parameter) is @) y- Poot Bao (b) yA sat (©) y+Vi=# cos’ ‘foo (a) yee sin x a If y=y(x) Then the differential equation save +yy is (a.) Linear differential equation of order 1. order 1 and degree 1 HO (©) Linear differential equation of order 1 SS and degree 1. mY ~~ (4) Non-linear differential equation_0 _— order 1 and degree 2. The differential equation. ie able CO 25, (a) Has infinite many real solution if a < ~ (b.) Has unique real solution if a<0 (c.) Has no real solution if «>0 (4) Has unique real solution if «=0 The differential 2 60(»*)'*;x>0 y(0)=0 has equation (a) A unique solution (b.) Two solutions (©) No solution (d) Infinite number of solutions, The degree of the differential equation O40 =x £2) a @ 1 ) 2 () 3 (4) None of these Which of the following differential equation Sloe ify = yx)? RS Fr (©) Non- linear differential eqyation—of SS) 4 Bsn ©) (49) Z+Po@y= lx) @) How many constants will the general solution of differential equation contain 3 sr (3) (2) (2) * 2 (ae ae de *seoss( a9 dx (a4 (b) 5 (© 2 @ 6 wy TBA, (Fest Hoare Sra Howe Near LT, New Da-0016, Ph (II}SS7S07, Cal 999183094 & 091617 SEERConsider the ODE on R y'(x)= f(y(x)). If Ff is an even function and y is an odd function, then (a) ~y(-x)is also a sotution. (©) y(-2)is also asolution, {c.) -y(x)is also a solution. (a) »(x)»(-a) is also a solution. Let u(t) be a continuously differentiable function taking nonnegative values for ¢>0 and satisfying u'(¢) = 4u°"*(1);u(0)=0.. Then (a) u())=0. ae (b) u(g=4 0 ford0 satisfying u'(t)=3u(t)' and u(0)=0 Which of the following are possible solutions of the above equation? 5 “6. 7 0 for OR satisfy the initial value problem”y'(s) =1-y*(0,reR, y(0)=0.Then @) y(1)=1for'some 4, eR 4b) y(O>-1forall eR (©) yis strictly increasing im R. (@)_yis increasing in (0,1) and decreasing in (1,2). Let y,(x) and y,(x) be the solutions of the differential equation Be yert with, initial conditions y,(0)=0, y,(0)=1. Then (a) y,and y, will never intersect. (>) y,and y, will intersect at x=17 (c) and y, will intersect at x =e (a) yand y, will intersect at x=1 Consider the initial-value problem y= £0 yO, y(0)=1 Where f:R>R is continuous. Then this initial value problem has (a) infinitely many solutions for some f (b) aunique solution in (©) no solution in R forsome f (d.) a solution in an interval containing 0, but not on R for some f Consider the ‘equation Lae PO)r(.r(0)1 120 Where f is a bounded continuous function on [0, ©)10, uu. 2 (@) The equation admits a unique solution a y(t) and further lim y(¢) exists and is Which of the following is not an integrating factor of xdy— yd =0? finite 1 (>) This equation admits two linearly @ a independent solutions ' (¢.) This equation admits a bounded solution ) ae for which lim y(r) does not exist y im. ; (d)) This equation admits a unique solution ©) = (0) and further tim y(¢) = 0 v ea x The initial value problem . OF NY xB =30y- 1), Oe bas 14. “Fhe general solution of the differential SS () A.unique solution SR eatation Stan y tan x= cos.xsee y is (.) More than one but only finitely many solutions (c.) Infinitely many solutions (d) No solution \ An integrating factor fe Sse (cos ysin 2x)dx + (cos? y-cos? “ae o is re (a) sec? y-+secytany OS (@) tan? y+secy tan y — (©) 1/(sec? y+secytan y) (4) 1/(tan? y+see y tan y) If the integrating factor. of (x"y? +3y)de+(324y—x)dy=0 is ay", then (a) m=-1,n=1 fe (&) m= . (e) m (4) m=n=1 The initial === value problem (#- 2x-l)y,y(%)=Yp has a unique solution if (x,y) equals (@) 21) &) GD (©) (0,0) (@) None of these 2sin y =(+e-sin.xcos:x)sec sin y =(x+e)e08x cosy =(x4e)sinx @ The particular solution of the equation y'sinx = y satisfying the initial condition sec y=(x+c)oosx (a) etan(x/2) (&) ecot(x/2) (x .) In tan = () tan(2) @ mn oxt(2) The differential equation 2. h(a-y)(b-y), when solved with the condition y(0) = b(a-y) a(b-y) b(a-x) 0, yields the result (a) @) () @ "HAD, Frat low) Se Sara Haw Kha, Near LT New Dei 16, Ph (1) 26TSE7, Ca OTD & SGTTON, ASAD Email infaencndemy com: Webs: wrist com17. 18, 19. 20. 2. ‘The differential ‘equation n. (3aa? +b ycosx)dx+(2sinx—4ay")dy =0 is exact for i If y* is an integrating factor of the differential equation 2xy dx —(3x*-y*)dy=0 » then the value of @ is (@) a=3,b=2 } @ 4 (&) a=2,6 : ) 4 (©) a=3,b=4 @-4 (d) a=2,b=5 @t For the differential equation xy'-y =0 15 Consider tho —iffivenial equim which of the following function is not an grab, where a,5>0 and y(0)=y . Which o Hy oe factor? Asx 49, the solution »(x) tends to on @ > Sav Kanne SA 1 4 oF SS Wa : Oy 2 Ss QS 2 ©) — ors a v . Ny @ » @ — SDN. Consider the differential equation x+y Ses (x4 ytl)dr+(2x+2y+1)dy=0 . Which of If y'-x#0, a solution of the sired N equation y'(y'ty)=2(x+y) is giyea-by V7 _ aw XS (a) l-x-e* (0) l-x+e" (c) l+x+e* (d) l4+x+e* The differential equation 25, (ey saxtyt)dee(24 yt acy)ay = 0" is exact if a equals (@) ) ©) 2 @ 3 ‘An integrating factor for the differential equation (2a+3xty +6)" )ade+(< + 6y*)dy=0 is (a) * ) ©) & @) & 26. the following statements is true’? (@)) The differential equation is linear (b.) The differential equation is exact (©) ¢% is an integrating factor of the differential equation (d.) A suitable substitution transforms the differentiable equation to the variables separable form. Consider ‘the differential 2eo8(y*)de—xysin(y*)dy =0.. Then (@.) "is an integrating factor ‘equation (b) eis an integrating factor (©) 3x is anintegrating factor (4) xis an integrating factor. If & is a constant such that xy+k=e"? satisfies the differential equation dy (#-x-1)y+(x-1), thea & is equal @1 (e) 0 © -l (@) 2 ‘HAD, i Moe) Ha Sara Ws, Sear LT, New De 16 Ph 1) 26ST, Ca OTRGAN & NLC, ASSERTED Email nttgscedey com: Webste: wrdigsendemy omOne of the integrating factors of the 29. The solution of differential equation. differential equation xeyal (yay de (x? —29 ay =0 is wey” 1 PF) of a) yoxstoe(er y)-$ © a (#y) 2 ~log(x+ y+ log(z+y}+5 (©) y=xtlog(+ yy? (A) 2y=x-log(x+y)+1 S ‘The’ solution to the initial value problem inn Z) = satisfies integrating +Grtl)y= a0 is Lest y+x00sx—sinx (a) x" HLtsinx+xeosx+ 7 =0 0) ae . a ysxeosx+sinx- (©) x @ xe "ENT (Fs he) Sin Sok Haus Khas, Ne LLL, New DAP-LIOOTG Ph (112655730, Ca 999165 & 50916734, SOBITES {Eemlinfuaiancdenycor: Web: Wy lnatedemy eaASSIGNMENT SHEET -03 1. Consider the functions f(s) 5. Let P,Qbe continuous real valued functions : defined on {-1,!}and u, :[-1,1] > R,i=1,2 be 8(s)=#", Then solutions of =the. = ODE: (@) {f.8} is @ linearly independent pair of £4. pe eOcuao.re[-Ll} satisfying functions on (2,0) 14(0)=0,u9(0)=0 Let w denote the (©) {f.g}is a linearly independent pair of Wronskian of « and a, hen functions on (0,20) (@.) wand u, are linearly independent (©) (fsg} is @ linearly dependent pair of finetions on R (oS 1 and u,are linearly dependent NG. ea for all xe EF Hema eL-Ln (@)_{F,g} is a linearly independent pair of os SD) wa) + Oforsome xe[-1,1] “functions on R 2, ~ Consider the two functions f(x) aid g(x)=asinx. Then, {f,g} is ‘twice continuously differentiable functions satisfying ¥"(x)+Y"(x)+¥(x)=0 . Let (a.). nearly independent on (<0, 0) a W(x) be the Wronskian of ¥, and ¥, and (©) ‘linearly independent on (0,0) (c.)' linearly dependent on R (4) fineatly independent on RB 1) <0. Then satisfy w(4)=0. Thi (a) W(x)=0 for xe[0,1] 3. Consider (x) =ble and g(2)= xe". Then the pair {/, 2} is ©) wea}e0 porselod Ulta] (a) Linearly independent on R (b.) Linearly dependent on (-s, 2) for some (©) W(x)>0 forxe [S] O0 (b) ab>e @) e () -e a_be &) a : 4 (@) -e (6) 0e>0 @e 2A it lS Ha Ks, Near LE, New Das016 (11) 2575, Calr 991NSEN KTHTTG ARO 2 ‘Ema iaffadinenteny coms Website: Ww.10. ML Ty arso sont 200s cortned matets Let W be the Wronskian of two linearly independent solutions of | ODE 2yt+y'eAy=0teR . Then, for all reR, there exists a constant CeR such that 17(0) is (a) Ce" ) co (e) ce® (a) @ 2. Let y, andy, be two linearly independent solution of y"+(sinx)y=0,0Sx<1 Let 8(x)=(%2)(x) be the wronskian of She Let y,(x) and y,(x) form a fundamental set of solution of fy dy Soa) Zaa(e)9=0, 5x56, Where p(x) and q(x) are real valued continvous functions on [a, 6] %<%, are consecutive zeros of y,(x) in (2,8), then If x, and x, with @) n(x)=(x-x)as(x), where g(x) is continuous on [a, 5] with g(x) #0 (x (2)=(x-%)' Pox), where r(x) is continuous on [a, 5] with p,(%)#0 yyand Yy.Then SNE) _92(6) has no zeros in (x, 5) (a) g'>0on[0,1] NTS NA NE) (a) 20 but 4) 40 NB" consider the ODE, (b) g'0. is monotonic in (a, 0) if a<0w and v are linearly dependent, N (.) W(u,v)does not vanish at any point ‘Gi [a6] but v and y dependent. (@) None of these Consider the linear differential equation "eBay" 4y't 2x7y =sin x ¢[0,1]. Then the set of solutions of the above equatic are linearly a. (@) Isa linear space of infinite dimension (b) Isa linear space of dimension 3 } (c) Isnot a linear space (A) Is a linear space of dimension less than 3 The differential equation y"+2x(y')=0, satisfying the condition y(1) =0, »*(=1 22, (a) Has no solution . (b.) “Has a unique solution (c.) Has two distinct solutions (@) Has infinite solutions : SON 20s “Bet y,(2) and y,() be two linearly cox Nindependent solutions of the differential ~sBiuation x Si e If y,(2)=x and y,(x)=xe" are two linearly solution of Hs(e42)y=0 then the a interval on which they form a fundamental set of solutions is (@) x>0 or x<0 (b) -l Sr @ 0 eS ce @) 10 @) = SS 2 3 a (4) 8 ‘The set of initial conditions for which the above differential equation has no solution is @) ¥(0)=2y'(0)=1 (&) y(1)=0,y"(1)=1 ©) yQ)=hy'Q)= () yQ)=by'@)=2 Let ¥,(x) and y,(x) be two solutions of (Ie ¥) T2218 (0003) y=0 with Wronskian 17(x). If 9, (0)=1, (3) - emt 2-8) ot & j,9 (@) V4 m1 (@) 34 @ 43 30. If (x) and a(x) are solutions of y"+xy'+(I-x) y= Osuch that y, (0) =" » H(0)=-1 and y,(0)=y;(0)=1 then the Wronskian I7/(3},3,) on R (a) Isnever zero (b) Is identically zero (©), Is zero only at a finite numnber of points (4) Is zero at countably infinite number of points 31. If ¥4(x) and y2(x) are solutions of y"taxy't(1-x°) y= ysinx Then which ofthe following is also its solution? @) (3)+¥,(x) ©) ¥(2)-¥.(2) ©) 2(2)-2,(*) @ ¥(3)-2x() PIN, Fe ia Sar Haar Nea ULE, Ne DaROIG Ph UESISE, COUT & PICT SAT Erma nfeaioscrdey on: Website: wv diseeadon cma32, nite soot 0a Cored mete Suppose that y, and y, form a fundamental set of solutions of a second order ordinary differential equation on the interval ~0<1<+0, then (@) There is only one zero of ¥; between consecutive zeros of Jy .) There are two zeros of y, between consecutive zeros of (©) There is finite number of zeros of ¥, between consecutive zeros of ¥ (a) yo Let y,(x) and y,(x) be linearly independent (~~. solutions of the differential equation y"+P(z)y* O(x)y=0, where P(x) ands So ‘None of the above 0(s) are continuous functions on an SS 1 Then a(x) +by,(x) » are v(® Yaz) (2)+42(2) independent solutions of differential equation if @) ) ©) @) we the giver ad =be ac=bd ad #be acetbd VY the WC) +a SS Let y and yy be two solutions of the | problem where ¥(0)=0 4 ad b are real constants, Let w be the \Wronskian of y, and y» Then (b) (i)=c\¥teR for some positive constant «. Nk wis a non constant positive function. QUihere exisis G,mkeR such tat tel). differential equation +a; (x)y(x)=0 Where a(x) anda(x) are continuous functions defined Vx €(-11) Statement 1: Any two solution y;(x) and x(x) of the differential equation are linearly independent. Statement 2: Any two solutions y, (x) and 2 (x) of the differential equation are linearly independent if 3 x9 €(—I,1) s.t. W(x) #0. Then, (a) (1)is false (b) Q)is true. (c.) Both (1) and (2) are true. (4.) Both (1) and (2) are false. 7A, (Fst For) a Saal Hour Kis, Newt LUT Ne eal lafoalgnc sRFN6016 Pas (1 98STEN, Ce om Webi wer psenden.c0m OTRDER & SST, ASSTASSIGNMENT SHEET-64 Consider the second-order.» ODE xy" Ay'+y=0. This equation (a) admits 2 linearly independent pair of solutions consisting of trigonometric, functions for each A>0 (b.) admits a linearly independent pair of solutions consisting of power of x for some values of A>0, (c.) does not admit any linearly independent pair of solutions consisting of power of xfor any A>0 (d.) has no solutions. The number of non-trivial polynomial solution of the differential equation y')= r(x) is (@) zero (6) one (6) three (4) infinity a (a) yattains its minimum on R (.) is bounded on R ©) timesyeo=t pel (4) time*y(x)=5 Let V be the set of all bounded solutions of the ODE w'(2)=4u'(+3u(0)=0,eR Then v (a.) Isa teal vector space of dimension 2 (b.) Isa real vector space of dimension 1 (c.) Contains only the trivial function u=0. (d.) Contains exactly two functions. The particular solution of the boundary value £2 yy acoseexs0R be a solution of the doe S #Y yee reR,y(0 )=2(0)= 08S 6. The particular integral y,(x) of the differential equation sho is given by ypGs)=m(a)+40(2) where (2) and y,(x) are given by (@) ni()- ef Q4 54 Sh SNH mM O-J SNo ‘None of these %—~ The solution fo the initial value problem yb Get egg SY 3" int, (0) =0 and © 0)=3,is dt @) yO=e ine +sin20) ) y()=e"Gint +sin2) (@) 4)=3e sine @) 0 =3e"sint The ordinary differential xBeyere? with initial y(0)=Ohas (@) No solution (©) A umigqe solution (©) Two distinct solutions (4) Has infinite solutions The initial value ® o3(2y-1 eu 2 =3(2y- 1), vO=> has equation conditions problem (@) A unique solution (©) More than one, but only finitely many solutions (©) Infinitely many solutions (@) No solution 2A et ie Sara Har ay Near ELT Now Dal OG Fh (I) DESI, Cal 910004 & HTN ASOT aieedeny1. 1 "A homogenous linear differential equation with real constant coefficients, which has y=xe™ cos2x+e™sin2x as one of its solutions, is given by: (a) (D'+6D+13)y=0 (b) (D?~6D+13)y=0 (ce) (v*~6D+13) y=0 fae (@) (p?+6D+13)' y=0 For solving the differential equation 2x é M—3y'b2y= vty ty aT ae by the method of variation of parameter, we assume V(x) = Ae + BGe™* as ith general_\O\, solution. Then 4(x) and (x) satisfy mw SS of the following (a) Ai@e* +Bwe* = Alade™ +2B(xe* (b) A\ae* +Bixe™ = Aloe + Ale* + 2B (x)e” (c) Alae™ +B(xde* =0 7 2x 2B(x)e* + A(x)e™ +2B(x)e* == z +e (4) At@e* + Bie" ; 16 2 Ale +2B (xe == 5 l+e™* Consider the initial value problem xyt-6y=0, y(I)=a,y'(I)=6. If y(x)+0 as x90", then a is equal to (@) 2 (&) 4 (e) 6 (a) 7 homogeneous linear ordinary differential equation with real constant coefficients having 1 sin(x) as a solution is equal to a) 2 )3 () 6 @) 9: If y(x)=~is a solution to the differential Ss a2 a dy xB +2y=0, then mt Digdizel scion SNe See y@~ erty (xin{1+27 |-1) aS SS VO) HEx+e, afi +{u) +3] © ve)eqrta( Finite i+!) ‘Assume that all the zeros of the polynomial x" +a, 4" tut gata, have negative real parts. If u(t) is any solution to the ordinary differential equation au au 4, Gp tot dt dt then limu(t) is equal to du wn, A+ au = 0, “aq @) 0 (b) 1 () n-1 @ 0 Let f(a) and f(x) be the particular solutions of a differential equation ty" R@)y'+5()y=0 Then the solution of the differential equation YF RG)y'+ Slay = fais: saree) sexea)0 taxt ASG) @) y=@+ar+H)/6) THAI, Fiat lou) Sarah Haws Ks, Near LT, New Di 110016, Ph (OD) 205817, Cal OOTRDED & 9991674 SABHATED al nfalacadeny. com: Website: wwndbiesdn.com17. The maximum number of _ linearly independent solutions of the differential ‘equation y(0)=1,is (4 b) 3 () 2 =0 , with the condition 18, Let y(x)be the solution of the initial value '+dy'-4y=0, "(0)=0 Then the value problem »(0)=9'(0)=2,9' © of y| — |is (5) ws) . @ 4 () rc) sea) (@) 19, Let y(x) be the solution of the initial value problem xy"bay'ty =x, »(I) y'(1)=1Then the value of 4) (a) (b) co) @ @1 a. 4 set 42 23. 5 4. (a) &) logx logy (Se @ Be If y(x)=x is a solution of the differential Sei Stor nyancree its general solution is ws (apex Te ( (c+ Bex (©) axe fet (4) (et +p)x Particular Veg aes axe @) (b) xe" (e) xe* @) xe Suppose y,(x)=xc0s(2x) is a particular solution of y"+ay=~4sin(2x) Then the constant a equals f@) 4 (b) ~ ©) 2 @ 4 A particular a +25 a integral of -e is solution of 1s, inye® fy 9 *E @) oe jogx awe (logs) wx (togx) Vx 2 oe) rer26. 21. The set of linearly independent solutions of ay aye the differential equation @) {i.xe%e*} { (&) fi,xe*.xe*} ©) {Lx,e',xe"} f @) {Lx,e%xe*} If y=o(x) is a particular solution of y"+(sinx)y'+2y =e" and y=y(x) is a particular solution of y"+(sinx)y'+2y=cos2x, — then particular solution @) o(e)-wl)+5 es Qe ©) v(x)-pla)+5 (©) o(x)-v(x)+1 @) w(x)-9(x)+1 All real solutions of the differential equation y"+ 2ay's by = cosx (where a and b are real constants) are periodic if @ @ b) (ce) a=1,b#0 and dol (@) 2=0 ,b#1 and 0 The differential equation whose linearly independent solutions are cos 2x,sin 2x and eis (@) (D’+D*+4D+4)y=0 () (D'-D*+4D-4)y (©) (D’+D*-4D-4)y (4) (D’-D*-4D+4)y=0 0 0 ae Xs SNe) sin 3x,sin3xcos3x y"+(sin x) y'+2y= ef +2sin” PH is given NG by NS . ~ SH A i ANt 29. Every solution of y"+ay'+ by =0, where a and b are constants, approximate to zero as x coprovided (a) a>0,b>0 (b) a>0,b<0 (©) @<0,b<0 @) a<0,b>0 30. Which of the following pair of functions is not a linearly independent pair of solutions of SS Qn — 3sin.x—4sin? x ‘insegns sin3x~cos3x (a) sin3x+cos3x,4cos* x-3c08.x nontrivial solutions Py" ay'tdy=0, x>0 are (a) Bounded and non periodic (b)) Unbounded and non-periodic (c.) Bounded and periodic (@) Unbounded and periodic 32. The of the solution y(x) differential andi oy tion F442 raymo sat the equation FT 440i +4y=0 satisfying conditions y(0)= 4, 2(0)=8 is (a) 4e* ®) © (di). 4e* +16xe* {6x4 4)e* 4e™ +16x 33. f 64194) 5 the general solution of the differential equation Sr +k y=0, x>Othen k equals @3 &) 3 ©) 2 @) -1 "RAD, a Fa) Ua Sara Hn Ki, Near LL, Now DARU-TOOIG Ph (1) 2657527, Ca DOORIEMDG& PVT, ASERLATIO| ani nfivaendeun com: Webs: ww diendt counTo 34. The general ~—_solution of 38. Consider the ordinary differential equation 24 5.4) oy 2015 y"+4y=sin2t, »(0)=0 Then the solution ade v(t) (a) (qtex)e* ; (a) converges to 0 as tre with no ) (ete nx) ae oscillations () (area)? (b.) converges to 0 as tc and the @) (te,Inxe" solution is oscillating (Here o, and ez are arbitrary constants.) SX is oscillating and bounded 35. The general solution of the first-order ODE Se ‘s.unbounded ea ae Se umber B® independent solution of the (@) y(x)=xe"P 40 SA iitterential equation 29 +y=0 (here (b) »(2)=€*(e+0) SO y® andy present the second and fourth , derivatives of y respectively) is () y(x)=0"? Ce QS @) 4 (4) y»(x)=cxe"? »(s) AS 3 (Cis constant) Nk a 36, The general solution of the first order ODE a1 ay't2xty-xe =0 is io . 40. Let g bea solution of the ODE x*y/+24y=1 (@)_y(x)=e" (x#0) . on OR_ be solution of the ordinary pix Siffre equation, 2y"3y/+ y= \ SER Suisying tim. ,.,¢*p(x)=0. Then SS lim PPyw=0 ¥(0)= yyis a bounded function on (=o 10 ‘A(t Foo) Ha Sarah Hawa Near LT Now DaRE-LIGU6 Ph (1) 69759, Coe DODIEDON& 990161794, SERA eal efftdaacade Website: wralinecade my om‘Aniso soot tous Certmied meters ASSIGNMENT SHEET -05 The intial value problem y’=2y, »(0)=2, $+ Consider the intial value problem (V2), has &<2y, y(0)=0,(s59) € RR. Then which (a) a unique solution if a <0 of the following is/are correct? (a) The function f(x,y)=39"" does not satisfy the Lipschitz’s condition with (©) infinitely many solutions if a =0 respect to y in any neighbourhood of y=0 (b.) no solution if a >0 (@) aunique solution if « 20 (b)) There exists a unique solution for the _ \ LWP. “There exists no solution forthe LV.P. Bey scos?x, x>0,y(0)=0-The largest {eI ae 3(0)=0 The largest N@) Thete-exists more than one solution for interval of existence of the solution predicted = .X_Sthe LV.PS by Picard’s theorem is (@) [ol] For the initial-value problem & "The diterental equation © = 60(y7)";2>0 y(0)=0 bas, (@) A unique solution (©) Two solutions (c.) No solution (4) Infinite number of solutions. (b) [0.1/2] (©) [0.1/3] @) [oa] ?, y(0)=1 has ns ae * Let y: -> Rbe difereniable and satisfy he The nial value problem [7 a (a) A.wnique solution defined on (—, 1) SohreB : Wh OPE: So=0<0 (b) A unique solution defined on (-1, «) Lipschitz continuous fnetion. Then (6) Auunique solution defined on (~«, «°) (a) »(2)< if and only if xe(o,1} (4) A solution on (—~, 1) but not unique. oe 4 & Consider the differential equation ) vis bound B258,(5,y)eReR. Then (a) All solutions of the differential equation are defined on (2, 29) (c)_ yrs strictly increasing (@) is unbounded Cd (©) No solution of the differential equation Consider the initial value problem (LV.P.) is defined on (—x, co) (€.) The solution of the differential equation satisfying the initial condition Y(%)=Ior%e>0 is defined on Sny%,yO)=1(% y)eRxR-. Then there exists @ unique solution of the LV.P. on 1 @) (22) (asd) (G) The solution of the differential equation dea satisfying the initial —_ condition ©) (22) Y(%)=Yor Ye >0, is defined on 1 @ GL) (=s-3) aN ie Hin Sara Haus Kis, Near LET, New Dell 10016 Ph (UD}2ASS7E, Co OU & DIGITS, ASSAD mal nfairacndmr.com, Wee wrnlomcademyzomBayer, 2900-0 has (a) Infinitely many solutions (@.) Exactly two solutions (2) A unique solution (.) No solution 10. If y(x) is the solution of the differential dy Sax Altay y(z/2)=1, then the largest interval (to the ‘Tight of origin) on which the solution exists is (a) (0,32/4) (>) [0,7) (c) [0,22) (a) [0,22/3) 11, Ina sufficiently small neighbourhood — (x=2) the — differential equatk 2 Fra 4 tas OS (a) No solution equation satisfying (©) A unique sotution (©) Exactly two solutions ¥ (A) Infinitely many solutions 12, For the initial value problem (LV.P): y'=f (x,y) with y(0)=0 which of. the following statements is true (@) S(%y)=yzy satisfies Lipschitz’s condition and so LV.P. has unique solution ©) S(xy)=Jx7 does not satisfy Lipschitz’s condition and so LV.P. has ‘no solution. (©) F(%y)=[y] satisfies Lipschita’s condition and so LV.P. has unique solution @) S(%x)=[] does not satisfy Lipschite’s condition still LV.P. has unique solution, om Oa 13, The function f(x, b{y satisfies the Lipschite’s condition for (where « &b are fixed constants) (a) -w0} we Se Unique solution NY {b) Infinitely many solutions (c) Finitely many solutions (d) No solution. Consider the LLV.P. dy =(I+)*)dr; »(0)=0 Then the global interval is (a) -o0 -1o1 wow af Da vee tof? 4] (0) (a) (4) and y2(#) are monotonically increasing for 1>0. wt dt ©) y(t) and y(t) are monotonically increasing for >1 - ©) HQ and »(0) are decreasing for ¢>0 (4) w4(f) and y2() decreasing for t>1. The critical point of the ‘system. es de (a) asymptotically stable node (b.) unstable node (©) asymptotically stable spiral (unstable spiral & =(l+27)y,teR dt The system of ODE Ba -(42 )WteR (0), »(0)) = (a,b) has a solution: (a.) Only if (a,6) =(0,0) (b) For any (0,6) eRxR (c) Sach that x2(0)+y?()=a? +b? for all teR (4) Such that 27()+y2() 0 as treoif, a>0and b>0 Consider the initial yalue problem in R? Y()=AY+BY; ¥(0)=Yo , where n (i ta q) m1 6 given by (a) ee ¥y (b) ePe4¥y (er vay ey 10 (0 0 1] and y=| y2(0)| satisfy 00 0) 1 ® < 4y,1>0; y(0)=|1| Then dt 1 @) n@alet, y(al4e, (0 2 (b.) AO=1+ wO=l4e45, wy (t=1 2 +t, y(Da14t+s, nl 5 (©) =I, ye (4) y= e4y(0). ce vo-{ wo dy satisfy —= Ay; t>0 , » sty vo-{") where A is a 2x2 constant matrix with real entries satisfying trad =0 and detA>0. Then 9\{¢} and y2(1) both are (@.) Mogotonically decreasing functions of ¢ (b.) Monotonically increasing functions of t (©. Oscillating function of ¢ (@.) Constant function of ¢ 016 Ps (OI) 285757, Cs 99914 & SIDSTTSG, SSRIS 1411 Consider the system of ODE. 10. dy_ [2 Siedr, ro? “(1 2 _[ne@ Where Arlo 5am [ne then (@) WQ) > wand y2(x) + as x0 () 1G) 0and y2(2) > 00s x0 (©) (2) > c0and_y(x) +00 08x->-co (@) 100,920) > -wasx> 0 Consider the first order system of linear = SS ‘equations . ae STAN fds ef 2 =P" l29 ‘Then (a.) The coefficient matrix A has a repeated eigenvalue 2=1 (b) There is only one linearly independéit-~ seen |] (©) The general solution of the ODE is (aX, +bXz)e", where a,b are arbitrary 1 cnt 2,'] afi a (d.) The vectors X; and X2 in the option (c.) given above are linearly independent. For the system of ordinary differential cowie Sol ose (a.) Every solution is bounded (b.) Every solution is periodic (c.) There exists a bounded solution (G.) There exists a non-periodic solution The first order system of equations equivalent to 3't p(Ox'tq(Ox=0is oe ~acoxwina {* | 72) =e A(t)is the 22 matrix 72, 0) ‘The general solution of the system of 2X _ x +bwhere dt xf 0a isa 2x2 matrix [; l and ve tna ty differential equations (@) Merb (b) Mer br (c) Me-b (a) Me-bt Where c is any 2 x 1 constant vector. Consider the following system of differential equations in x(#), y(#) and (0) x) fo 1 ope y'J=|1 0 Of) y| Then there exists a z} lia ifz choice of 3 linea‘ly independent vectors u,y,w_ in R? such that vectors, forming a fundamental set of solutions of the above system, are given by (a) etwevtew () eu,ie'v, Pw (©) etute“ye'w @) u,e'w "HAI, Fs Ps) a Sera Howe Khas, Near LET, Now DF 006, Ps (1) 205707, Ca 9ODTRDG A SSTLTOG BOAT2>ipos academy B. 4, ‘ania 9001 1 200s Certied nett ‘The general solution (33) of the system 16. xt2y y'=4e+ yis given by n., ae rqe™ ©) 3 3 292 +e26 ge* ce os 3 ww ~2qe* +0€ «| The general solution of the system of \. differential equations Is given by (a) y=aet +Pe™,z=a6"-Be™ 18. (©) y=acosx+Bsinx,2—asinx—foosx (6) y=asinx—Peosx,2=acosx+Bsin (@) y=ae —Be¥,2= 00% +pe* Let ¥(x)=(n(x).22(2)) and et 7 19. 1). Purthes, let 5 be the set of [ke -1 values of k for which all the solutions of the system of equations ¥'(x)=A¥(x) tend to zero as x +00. Then S$ is given by @ {ees} * (o) feks3} (©) {k:k<-t} (a) {kk <3} Eee as eed Leta,beR. Let y=(y,,y2)' be a solution of the system of equations Yi'= Ya vdp'= ay +by> Then every solution y(x) $0 as x—>00if (a) a<0,b<0 (b) 2<0,b>0 (©) a>0,b>0 (4) @>0,b<0 Let y(x) and y2(x) be twice differentiable “funetions on an interval satisfying the aH & “diftereitial equation © yy, =e* and (b) Ge +C,e* + ie (©) Ge™ +Ce3* -—e* 4 (4) Ge +06 he Consider the system x! x(0)=1, »(0)=1. Then (a) y=sine+cost (b) y=-sine +008 (c) y=texpt-+expt (d.) y is not any of the above Consider. the pait of first order ordinary a cone differential equations, = Ax + By, =x, at where B<-10 as x0 (©) @)>0© and xo-0 QI as (@.) yy) & yp (x) -00 and x4 -c0 Slt ly where x al, 2 (a) System has two distinct eigenvalues. _ (b.) System has only one eigenvalue. , (©) System has two Linearly Indebend@at, eigenvectors. So (4) The vector [i] and o-[i]e not ‘eigenvector of the system ( me X! = AX where a-(4 where a,b,c,deR such that be> 0 then Consider the system Linearly Independent solution of the form. x) =00*, xy =be* (b.) System has no solution (€.) be> Ois the sufficient condition but not necessary to have real Linearly Independent solution for the system (d.) System has two real Linearly dependent solution of the form = ae*, x» =be* r 23. Let »()=[n (2), 92(2)] and “1 be be he et values of k for which all the solution of the system of equation y'(x)= A(x) tends to zero as x0 then @)ScR (b2) Sis dense in R~ “(63'S Bounded above but not below (@) S Bounded below but not Above “Let v0-(00) satisfy Seay, 10, ~ vo-{") where A is a 2x2 matrix over Real field Such that satisfying Tr(4)=0 and det(4)>0. Then y,(¢) and yp(¢) both are (@) Monotonically decreasing functions of ¢ (b.) Monotonically increasing functions of 1 (©) Oscillating function of ¢ (@) No such System of equation exists 25. Consider the system of equation Y'= AY 35/2) ere A= where (Ga 2 ) Then solution of this system is given by 1) 2g af pert2 (a) Ai sal te 0 Apien fe © (Jere a}er ¥ 0 (1) None of these 2A, (Fst For) Ha Sera Haus Khas, Near LLT, New De-00% (II) SSS, Ce TNA & SHTLGTON, ASEM my26. 21. 21 °0 a0] 28. Let fs 2 ‘bef and x()) ~ Then any 0 0 -2 hO-(P OR O-BOY solution of the first order system of the ona} ordinary differential equation x(0)}=x satisfies () iabe(@l=0 (6) Bm Ir(]=<0 (6) Bob @l=2 (6). fe fe(t}=12 Let (x(x) satiny the sytem OF ODES, mt Fay oe dt ea . NS ‘ oe Barry oe dt SS Hf (@,n (and (32(0),92(0) ae two solutions and 4(2}=%)y2(0)-*9(0 1 then a a ilto ay 8 eaual (@) 26 (.) 26 (©) -> (a) > Noe Rw S& SY value The boundary problem x y"-2ay'+2y=0 , subject to the boundary conditions yay ()=1, 9(2)+8¥(2)=2 has a unique solution if (a) o=-1, B2 (b) a=-1, 2 = NS oe Consider a systém of first order differential equations s-0) 0-20) -»(0) ‘The solution space is spanned by TNL, st Fw) Sa Srl, Hau Ks, Near LLT, New elLl 2 3. ASSIGNMENT SHEET-07 Consider the bougdary value problem 4, -u'(x)= u(x): €(0,1) u(0)=u(1)=0 If w and u’ are continuous on [0,1], then u(0) 1 af 6) fu? (x)de—a Joe? (x)ee For AR, Consider the boundary value. problem (A) for xefi,2] xy" 2ay't hy =0, 90) = 9(2)=0 , Which. S> of Following statement is true? (a.) There exists a Xo €R Such that (A) has a nontrivial solution for any 2.>2g--~.. 2(0) (b) (Xe R:(A) has a nontrivial solution} is. dense subset of IR (c.) For any continuous function F:(1,2] B. with f(x) +0 for some x€[I,2] there exists a solution u(x) of ( 2 Ay) for some eR such that [ fare 0 fe 1 (4) There exists a 2.€R such that (B,) two inearly independent solutions. Consider the boundary yalue problem La(x)= u(x), xe (0,1), u(0)=u(2}=0 If y. and u' are continuous on [0,1] then (a) fede 3 (6) w2(x) +24? (x)=w (1) \ \ (2) fo? (a) de J Ju? (spa 0 ue a ‘Consider the boundary value problem (BVP) w+ )u=0,u(0)=u'(n)=0,u'= fu du ae a Let k denote a non-negative integer. Then, which of the following are correct? (a) There exist eigenvalues of the BVP and the corresponding eigen functions \ constitute an orthogonal set }The eigen values of the BVP are “(el rec : with the corresponding SS “py “eigenfunctions {sn ie + ss} (c.) The eigenvalues of the BVP are (k +1)” with the corresponding eigenfunctions {sin(k+ Dx}. (4) There exists no non real eigen values for the BVP. For the boundary value problem ‘y"tAy=0;9(0)=0, (I) =0. There exists an eigenvalue 2 for which there corresponds an eigenfuriction in (0, 1) that (a.) Does not change sign, (b.) Changes sign. (c) Is positive (4) Is negative Let »(x),y2(x) be two eigenfunctions corresponding ¢o distinct eigenvalues of the ‘Sturm-Liouville problem, yrrag(x)y=0; 000n (0,1) Which of the following is NOT true? 1 ) fal) ny» ()de=0 0 (©) 912) and yp (x) are linearly independent, (©) ¥2(x) must vanish at most once on (01). (@) y2 (x) must vanish at least once on [HAA rt Roo aia Sea, Haut Khas, Near LET, New Deb 11016 Ph ASSEN, Ca D9STRDAO & SPLAT, SISTED (0,1).10. i] igo sat fao0e ceumed natiree ‘Consider the boundary value problem (BVP) i. The Sturm-Liouville problem: y"tAy=0, on [0, 2x], 4¢R with boundary y'ti?y=0, y(O)=0,y"(x)=0 has its eigenvectors given by conditions »(0)= y(2n)=0. Then the above / BPs eo se(se!)s v (a.) Only trivial solution for every 4¢R | (6) sinmx com(er)s (b.) Has a unique solution for all 2¢R (c.) Has non-trivial solutions for a countable set of values of Ae R (@.) cosnx; where n= 0,1, (4) Has a non-trivial solution for every ‘The eigen values of the Sturm Liouville heR. , there SS corresponds Ng 2 -1P (a, Only one eigen function NT a) - wr? (©) Two eigen functions \ e on (©) Two linearly independent eigen figtiong (None of these (@.) Two orthogonal eigen functions = ““~---_ 43, Let m be a nonnegative integer. The eigen The boundary value problem a of the Sturm-Liowville problem y"+ky=0, y'(0)=0, y'(n)=0 Has non aie With boundary conditions trivial solution fe trivial solution for 0) (25) 2(0)- 2,2) are (a, All negative value of (b.) All the valves of & o "2 ~ (©) k=0 ) b= 41, N=L2onn ©) mt (a)? The eigen values for the boundary value problem 422=05 x(0) x(n) +2'(n)=0, satisty 14. Consider the Sturm Liouville problems: (14? )yt2m42x2y=0 with y'(I)=0 and y'{10)=0 then the set eigen-values), (@) A+tanan=0 satisfy (0) Tetanazno (a) 220 : (b) 4<0 (6) Vistas n=0 (©) 2#0 (a) A+ tanyir=0 @arso "HATH, tt) i Sara ns Kas Nev Lew Da 01, Ps (15) 0S, Ck PRD A PTA, SHAT16. 17. 18. BPipsucdemy Zoee Coreen ives The set of all eigen values of the Sturm- 19, The cigen values of the strum Liouville Liouville problem problem y"+iy=0; Osx—Thie boundary value —_problem XS -u"=)u, O0,g(x)>0 on 22. The boundary value problem a@0 "HAI, a lg) Sia Sara Haus Klay, Near ELT, New Da 11016, Pus (1) 2659707, Cals 99916504 & SHOTGITIG, EBA flPDipgsacadeny 28. fos Cord metas ‘The boundary value problem .V1Ocigen value, corresponding eigen \ function is bounded S aN SY — \ > on A, =, (2) 4 (3)is eigen function which 7 wee ‘does not change its sign in {1,]} . ~ n B, =u (2) 94 (2)is cigen function which ° SS comsiera s.r Ey 0,9(1)=0 y(n)=0Let change its sign in (1,x]} ‘Then which of the following is correct (e.) There exists 2and such that 4, and 2B, are similar (b) Let 2,yare two distinct eigen such that Ay is non-empty then 2.< 1 (©) Let 2,.are two distinct eigen such that By is non-empty then 2.<}1 (4.) There Unique of cigen value such that By is empty Given [p(x)y"]+[Aq(x) +r(x)]»=0 on [a0] »(a)=(@) and y'(a)=y'(b) where P(a)=p(b) and p'(x),4(x)r(x) are continuous and p(x)>0,g(x)>0 on asxsh thenlet V= hy, ®E, ®... where Ey, are cigen space corresponding to eigen value 2 then (a) dim&, $2,Vi (b) dimY Countably infinite (©) dim}, =2 forall except one value of di (4) dime, NE, )= O74 / ‘The set of real numbers 2 for which the value problem has Se soliitian is, (1)=y'()) » where f is a real- valued continuous function on [0,1]. Then ‘boundary conditions which of the following are true’? (2) The given BVP has a unique solution for every f (b.) The given BYP does not have a unique solution fos some: f* (6) v(a)= [itd + fi (¢-x+x1)(1)ade is a solution of the given BVP (4) v(a)= [f(x 0) pars [ats (at is a solution of the given BVP "HAI, Fat lc) Bia Sara Haz Khas Near LET, New De 10016, Ph (0) 2EUS0T, Cae 9591R5 94 & SDL, RSEBGETESASSIGNMENT SHEET-08 The singular integral of the ODE 6. (9'-9 =2(2-»") is (a) y=xsinx (&) y=xsio( 3) (©) vex 1 (4) yaxtt Choose correct options? (a) A singular solution is envelope to given family of general solution (b) Every factor of p -discriminant is singular solation singular solution ON Saree? Soy ee, The singular solution of p =log(px- y), is @) ) () (@) The singular solution of differential equation yax(lg-1) yoxlops-1 a yexloge The singular solution of the equation SQ) Fe?” LASS ; (c.) Every factor of ¢ -discriminant is. SS @) 1+4y" < (a) None of these : NX X The singular solution of p=sin(y-xp)is_\__ ~~ (y-ap); c SS peso EI} wo SNL | @) » ) yo(e eso eS (©) y=y( 1) +sint (@.)_ does not have singular solution Which of the following is not a solution of (Sf (@) P+4y=0 (b) 4y=2x41 (c) ytx=1 @) ys 44r=0 The singular solution(s) y? 2p p? (x? -1) =m? is/are (a) P—mtP em? (0) yam? =n? (c.) y? =x? =n? (A) 9? +02? =m? 10. of, Phy pvty? oof rn 2) (a) 21y=4x (b) 272427 (©) 27y=4e @) 27y =4x ‘The equation gap} =27y, where od has a singular solution given by (@) y=0 (b) yee © # ® oan (2 -6,)-08 0 s4y=0 (0) y=Cr+C? &x? +4y=0 (©) 0-207 =Cr&x? ty? —ay=0 (4) Gy%)=Cy+C& Gy 4G? +y7)=0 New Dal 1006 Ph OLD} 3057517, Cals OTRDIOE& ROITOG ASREROT2 13. Singular solution of y?(y-ap)=x*p* is (a) 9(y+4s")=0 () 9(y+4x?)=0 (©) ey (y+4x2)=0 (d). (y+4x*)=0 The singular solution for the differential equation y=2px— yp? is (@) ys () x=¥* ©) par (4) None of these ‘The singular solution of the equation (xp—y)' = p?-1 is @) 4y 0) e-¥ (©) x +2y? (@) 2-2? =1 = 14. 15. Solution of (2) +0- 2 @) (-y-a)by-a)=0 ©) (y-x-4)(p-a)=0 (©) (xty+q)Qr+q)=0 (4) (v-z-G)(xy+q)=0 Thi, singular solution of the differential tion _ayp*-(x°+y? +1) p+ay=0, where (a) is y=0 (b) is P=G-1" (©) does not exist (@) none of the aboveNT Ca ‘ODE NET Answer Key ‘Assignment : 1 1d 2b 3.6 [ad Sa 6b Te ad 9.b Job }ind |i2b/13.a [aad |isa [16a a7.d 18.6 wc [208 |21cd [22d 23.4 24.6 25.2 | ‘Assignment :2 : | La 2abed [3c |abed |5.be |6.a tod | 8d 9.¢ 10.2 ta [aza [3d [14.5 15.a 16.a Ia 18.d a9.a [20b [2c [22a 23.6 24.d 25.4 26.a ]27.b [28a 29.a_|.30.d Assignment :3. id 2d T3a [abe [Sbe. Jee. [7b 8b 9.0 10.ab | itab|i2a 13.4.5 “]24. a,b,c.d | 152b 16.6 Ie 18.b qo.d [20.¢ [aba “}22.b 23.4 24.d 25.8 26.2 27.¢ [28a | 29:6 Si30.a 31abod | 32.ac 33.c 34a 35.ab | se ‘Assignment > Lb 2a Zac [4¢ Sac * | 6d 7.b 8. 9c 10.4 dha [izay Mae [aad 15.a 16.6 17.8 18.¢ t9.b | 20,b. S[ard [222 23.4 dace 25.8 26.a 27.4 [2a [29a | 300 31a 32.6 33.8 34.b 35. [36b “37d [380 [39a 40.a 4b a2.b a3.a | 44d 4 ].45. ab LL “Assignment: 5 Le 2b 36 [4b [Sad [6d Ta Be S.a 10.2 1b [ize [13 [isa 15.¢ 16.6 17d 18. 19.¢_|20.¢ I _| Assignment :6 1d 2a 3.bd [4c S.ad_ [6c Ta Babod Babe |10bd [ite [i2a [13a |16c 15.4 16a | Ic 18a 19.c [20.ac [21b |22a¢ | 23d 24. 25.6 26.a 27.a_[2B.a ‘Assignment :7 3 | 5. tab |e bed [4abd | abcd | 6d he Bcd greener) 107 nid [228 [13d [aaa 15.4 16.b 17.2 wabed[19¢ [20d |21¢d |22.abe | 23acd | 24.abcd 25. abod.i , ‘Assignment: Le 2a 3c [4d [5d [6a 7b Bc 9a 10.6 tid [ize [a3 [aaa 15.4 ‘HAIL, (Fest Foo) a Saal Haut Ks, Near LET, New Den-1016 Ph (UIP 26505E7, Cal 99918304 & 90910173, BROAD