Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Chapter 13.1, Problem 22E
To determine
To classify: The partial differential equation
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(17) Match the differential equations with their corresponding slope fields. Include a sentence
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2.
azu(x.y)
azu(x,y)
ду?
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= 0,
ax2
5. + 1 = () – x²,
+ y2x
[d²x
Lat2
%3D
dx
6.
dy
sin y,
dx
7.
dt
dy
= 1,
dt
d0y
dx=f(x), where
yz = 0
8. Eo a;(x):
d°y
= y,
dx°
S3xy' + xz"
9.
y - z' + y" = 0'
10. (1 — х)у' — 4ху %3D cos x,
+ 4y = 0,
12. t*y(5) – ty" + 6y = 0,
d?y
11. x
dx2
4
dy
%3D
dx
%3D
d'u
13.
dr2
du
+ u cos(r + 1),
dr
d²y
14.
dx2
J1+ ()*,
%3D
15. uxx
= 0,
Uyy
d?R
16.
dt2
k
R2
17. (sin 0)y" – (cos 0)y' = 2 exp(y),
18. * -
- (1-)*+x = 0.
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Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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