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    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE PILANI

    HYDERABAD CAMPUS
    FIRST SEMESTER 2022 - 2023
    MATH F312: Ordinary Differential Equations
    Quiz I (Open Book)
    Date: 28.09.2022 Max. Marks: 10
    Day: Wednesday Duration: 30 Minutes

    Answer all questions. Each correct answer carries 2 marks and each wrong answer carries -1 marks.
    No partial marks for the answers.

    Consider the initial value problem (IVP) u  t  u, u(1)  1, on the rectangle R(1, 2) .

    1. Does g (t , u) satisfy a Lipschitz condition on the rectangle R(1, 2) ? If yes, what is the
    appropriate Lipschitz constant K?

    Answer: 1

    2. If we use the Picard’s theorem, what is the interval of existence (J) for the unique solution
    to the IVP?

    Answer: [0.6, 1.4]

    3. Use the method of iteration; find the first two successive approximations to the unique
    solution of the IVP.

    t2 1 t3 t 1
    Answer: u1 (t )   t  , u2 (t )   t 2   .
    2 2 6 2 3

    4. Solve the IVP.

    Answer: u (t )  t  1  3et 1.

    5. Find a bound on the error u2 (t )  u (t ) on J.

    5(0.4)3 e0.4 4
    Answer:  e2 5 .
    6 75
    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE PILANI
    HYDERABAD CAMPUS
    FIRST SEMESTER 2022 - 2023
    MATH F312: Ordinary Differential Equations
    Quiz I (Open Book)
    Date: 28.09.2022 Max. Marks: 10
    Day: Wednesday Duration: 30 Minutes

    Answer all questions. Each correct answer carries 2 marks and each wrong answer carries -1 marks.
    No partial marks for the answers.

    Consider the initial value problem (IVP) u  t  u, u(1)  1, on the rectangle R(2, 1) .

    1. Does g (t , u) satisfy a Lipschitz condition on the rectangle R (2, 1) ? If yes, what is the
    appropriate Lipschitz constant K?

    Answer: 1

    2. If we use the Picard’s theorem, what is the interval of existence (J) for the unique solution
    to the IVP?

    Answer: [0.8, 1.2]

    3. Use the method of iteration; find the first two successive approximations to the unique
    solution of the IVP.

    t2 3 t3 3t 5
    Answer: u1 (t )   t  , u2 (t )    t 2   .
    2 2 6 2 3

    4. Solve the IVP.

    Answer: u(t )  t  1  e1t .

    5. Find a bound on the error u2 (t )  u (t ) on J.

    5(0.2)3 e0.2 1 15
    Answer:  e .
    6 150
    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE PILANI
    HYDERABAD CAMPUS
    FIRST SEMESTER 2022 - 2023
    MATH F312: Ordinary Differential Equations
    Quiz I (Open Book)
    Date: 28.09.2022 Max. Marks: 10
    Day: Wednesday Duration: 30 Minutes

    Answer all questions. Each correct answer carries 2 marks and each wrong answer carries -1 marks.
    No partial marks for the answers.

    Consider the initial value problem (IVP) u  t  u, u(1)  1, on the rectangle R(2, 1) .

    1. Does g (t , u) satisfy a Lipschitz condition on the rectangle R (2, 1) ? If yes, what is the
    appropriate Lipschitz constant K?

    Answer: 1

    2. If we use the Picard’s theorem, what is the interval of existence (J) for the unique solution
    to the IVP?

    Answer: [2/3, 4/3]

    3. Use the method of iteration; find the first two successive approximations to the unique
    solution of the IVP.

    t2 3 t3 3t 5
    Answer: u1 (t )   t  , u2 (t )    t 2   .
    2 2 6 2 3

    4. Solve the IVP.

    Answer: u(t )  t  1  e1t .

    5. Find a bound on the error u2 (t )  u (t ) on J.

    1 13
    Answer: e .
    54
    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE PILANI
    HYDERABAD CAMPUS
    FIRST SEMESTER 2022 - 2023
    MATH F312: Ordinary Differential Equations
    Quiz I (Open Book)
    Date: 28.09.2022 Max. Marks: 10
    Day: Wednesday Duration: 30 Minutes

    Answer all questions. Each correct answer carries 2 marks and each wrong answer carries -1 marks.
    No partial marks for the answers.

    Consider the initial value problem (IVP) u  t  2u, u(1)  1, on the rectangle R(1, 2) .

    1. Does g (t , u) satisfy a Lipschitz condition on the rectangle R(1, 2) ? If yes, what is the
    appropriate Lipschitz constant K?

    Answer: 2

    2. If we use the Picard’s theorem, what is the interval of existence (J) for the unique solution
    to the IVP?

    Answer: [0.75, 1.25]

    3. Use the method of iteration; find the first two successive approximations to the unique
    solution of the IVP.

    t2 3 t 3 5t 2 7
    Answer: u1 (t )   2t  , u2 (t )    3t  .
    2 2 3 2 6

    4. Solve the IVP.

    t 1 7 t 2
    Answer: u (t )     e .
    2 4 4

    5. Find a bound on the error u2 (t )  u (t ) on J.

    8(0.5)3 e0.5 1 1 2
    Answer:  e .
    12 12
    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE PILANI
    HYDERABAD CAMPUS
    FIRST SEMESTER 2022 - 2023
    MATH F312: Ordinary Differential Equations
    Quiz I (Open Book)
    Date: 28.09.2022 Max. Marks: 10
    Day: Wednesday Duration: 30 Minutes

    Answer all questions. Each correct answer carries 2 marks and each wrong answer carries -1 marks.
    No partial marks for the answers.

    Consider the initial value problem (IVP) u  t  2u, u(1)  1, on the rectangle R(2, 1) .

    1. Does g (t , u) satisfy a Lipschitz condition on the rectangle R (2, 1) ? If yes, what is the
    appropriate Lipschitz constant K?

    Answer: 2

    2. If we use the Picard’s theorem, what is the interval of existence (J) for the unique solution
    to the IVP?

    Answer: [6/7, 8/7]

    3. Use the method of iteration; find the first two successive approximations to the unique
    solution of the IVP.

    t2 5 t 3 5t 2 23
    Answer: u1 (t )   2t  , u2 (t )     5t  .
    2 2 3 2 6

    4. Solve the IVP.

    t 1 3 2 t
    Answer: u (t )    e .
    2 4 4

    5. Find a bound on the error u2 (t )  u (t ) on J.

    3
    2
    2

    7   e7
    Answer:  7

    2 72
    e .
    12 147
    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE PILANI
    HYDERABAD CAMPUS
    FIRST SEMESTER 2022 - 2023
    MATH F312: Ordinary Differential Equations
    Quiz I (Open Book)
    Date: 28.09.2022 Max. Marks: 10
    Day: Wednesday Duration: 30 Minutes

    Answer all questions. Each correct answer carries 2 marks and each wrong answer carries -1 marks.
    No partial marks for the answers.

    Consider the initial value problem (IVP) u  t  2u, u(1)  1, on the rectangle R(2, 1) .

    1. Does g (t , u) satisfy a Lipschitz condition on the rectangle R (2, 1) ? If yes, what is the
    appropriate Lipschitz constant K?

    Answer: 2

    2. If we use the Picard’s theorem, what is the interval of existence (J) for the unique solution
    to the IVP?

    Answer: [4/5, 6/5]

    3. Use the method of iteration; find the first two successive approximations to the unique
    solution of the IVP.

    t2 5 t 3 5t 2 23
    Answer: u1 (t )   2t  , u2 (t )     5t  .
    2 2 3 2 6

    4. Solve the IVP.

    t 1 3 2 t
    Answer: u (t )    e .
    2 4 4

    5. Find a bound on the error u2 (t )  u (t ) on J.

    3
    2
    2

    5  e5
    Answer:  5 2 52
     e .
    12 75
    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE PILANI
    HYDERABAD CAMPUS
    FIRST SEMESTER 2022 - 2023
    MATH F312: Ordinary Differential Equations
    Quiz I (Open Book)
    Date: 28.09.2022 Max. Marks: 10
    Day: Wednesday Duration: 30 Minutes

    Answer all questions. Each correct answer carries 2 marks and each wrong answer carries -1 marks.
    No partial marks for the answers.

    Consider the initial value problem (IVP) u  t  2u, u(1)  1, on the rectangle R(2, 1) .

    1. Does g (t , u) satisfy a Lipschitz condition on the rectangle R (2, 1) ? If yes, what is the
    appropriate Lipschitz constant K?

    Answer: 2

    2. If we use the Picard’s theorem, what is the interval of existence (J) for the unique solution
    to the IVP?

    Answer: [2/3, 4/3]

    3. Use the method of iteration; find the first two successive approximations to the unique
    solution of the IVP.

    t2 5 t 3 5t 2 23
    Answer: u1 (t )   2t  , u2 (t )     5t  .
    2 2 3 2 6

    4. Solve the IVP.

    t 1 3 2 t
    Answer: u (t )    e .
    2 4 4

    5. Find a bound on the error u2 (t )  u (t ) on J.

    3
    2
    2

    3  e 3
    Answer:  3 2 23
     e .
    12 27

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