2.3 (Complete)
2.3 (Complete)
y is also a solution
Part a is about the existence of solutions, and part b is about the uniqueness.
Ex. y → =
fixin
↑
y, y(0) = 0
a Existence 9ᵗʰ
Fy 4101 0 not ok
f is continuousfor all
Not continuous when 7 0
and
720 yco 0 is Ok 1
Uniqueness not guaranteed
At least one solution
Ex. Determine the interval on which the following IVP (initial value problem)
has a unique solution:
ty → + 2y = 4t2 , y(1) = 2
Y 41 EY
a f continuous
b fy continuous forall 40
when to 1 Yo 2
o
At least
→
one solution
1/3
x 0 o
Ex. y = y , y(0) = 0
to 1
a f continuous for all y
y 1
b Fy Not continuous at yo 0
Uniqueness not guaranteed
Y t
Ex. Find the interval on which solution of the IVP y → = y 3 , y(0) = 1 exists
and is unique. m
Solvethe separable DE Y
FI 1 2 70
y 2
a
Exists
b fy Unique
1 Y 1
Guessing y
Doesthis satisfy the DE Yest
2.0 0 1 411 0
4 0
y separablets tiny
Continuous at 5,0
Y
y fy
nnous at 15.0
Fy Y
Partial Fractions Y f
t.ge checksthat
and think about one easily
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an easier way 3