Solve the DE for x(t) given the following DE and volume solution of V(t)
then answer the case1 and case 2 questions
V(t)=180-100e-0.01t+20e-0.05t
Case 1 Let i(t) = e-0.01t and r(t) = e-0.05t
Solve for x(t) and plot a graph for x(t) and the function V(t)
What is the limiting value of x(t) that is what is x(t) as t goes to infinity.
How does the solution vary as a function given the initial conditions of X0=0, 80, 200, 400, 500
What initial salt content X0 would you select if you want a salt content output of 350 to be reached at t=50
Case 2 Let i(t) =0.2 and r(t) = (1/5)/(1+t2)
Solve for x(t) and plot a graph for x(t) and the function V(t)
Is there a limiting value for x(t)?
How does the solution vary as a function given the initial conditions of X0=0, 80, 200, 400, 500
What initial condition X0 yields a minimum concentration that is less than 50 at time t=100
for Case 1
The response is
The value of xo should be 400
Case 2:
The respone is
Thus there is no limiting value of x and the initial x should be taken here as 0 to keep x less tha 50 for t=100
The plot for case 2
Solve the DE for x(t) given the following DE and volume solution of V(t) then answer...
please write the code for the plot
Solve the following second order differential equation analytically for x(t): - dx + 5x = 8 * 2 for the following two cases: Case 1: all initial conditions are zero. Case 2: given the initial conditions: x (0) = 1 (0) = 2 For both cases, also plot the solution obtained, for t = 0 to 10.
Problem 2.7.26. Solve the parabolic problem ubject to the nonhomogeneous boundary conditions u(t,0)-1 and u(t,1)or 0 and the initial condition u(0,x)(x for xE(0,1) for some given function f:(0,1) R.
Problem 2.7.26. Solve the parabolic problem ubject to the nonhomogeneous boundary conditions u(t,0)-1 and u(t,1)or 0 and the initial condition u(0,x)(x for xE(0,1) for some given function f:(0,1) R.
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15. Given the following differential equation with forcing function and initial conditions: x" + 6x' + 5x = r(t) r(t) = tu(t), i.e. the unit ramp x'(0) = 1 x(0) = 2 Solve for x(t) and define the range of t for which the solution is valid.
write MATLAB scripts to solve differential equations.
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