Assume a dynamic system is described by the following ordinary differential equation (ODE)
Assume a dynamic system is described by the following ordinary differential equation (ODE) 1. Assume a...
A dynamic system is described by a set of ordinary numbers
(20 marks total) Question 3 A dynamic system is described by a set of ordinary differential equations: 0.5x=0.05x +0.1y y 0.1x Answer the following 4 questions about this system (please use answer book for working but provide the final answers in the workbook): (a) The above system can be rewritten in matrix form as x Ax where x is the vector with solutions: x(t) y(t) X Write down the...
Question 3 Consider the ordinary differential equation (ODE) 2xy" + (1 + x)y' + 3y = 0, in the neighbourhood of the origin. a) Show that x = 0 is a regular singular point of the ODE. (10) b) By seeking an appropriate solution to the ODE, show that G=- (10) i) the roots to the indicial equation of the ODE are 0 and 1/2. [10] ii) the recurrence formula used to determine the power series coefficients, ens when one...
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Consider the following second-order ODE representing a spring-mass-damper system for zero initial conditions (forced response): 2x + 2x + x=u, x(0) = 0, *(0) = 0 where u is the Unit Step Function (of magnitude 1). a. Use MATLAB to obtain an analytical solution x(t) for the differential equation, using the Laplace Transforms approach (do not use DSOLVE). Obtain the analytical expression for x(t). Also obtain a plot of .x(t) (for a simulation of 14 seconds)...
Consider a CTLTI system described by the following ordinary differential equation with constant coefficients: N M dky(t) 2 ak ak dtk , dkx(t) Ok atk bk - 2 k=0 k=0 The system function H(s) is defined as the Laplace transform of the impulse response h(t) of the system. Write and prove the expression of H(s) as a function of the coefficients of the differential equation. Justify each single step of the proof from first principles (hypothesis, thesis, proof).
Ordinary differential equation: shooting method A steady-state heat balance for a 10 meter rod can be presented as: AZ - 0.157 = 0 Use the shooting method with a second order Runge-Kutta algorithm (midpoint) to solve the above ODE. Use a step size of 5 m. T(0) = 240 and T(10) = 150. Hint: assume initial conditions of z(0) = -120 and z(0) = -60. Knowing the analytical solution: T = 3.016944e V0.15x + 236.9831e-V0.15x Comment on the obtained results...
Problem Set A Problem 6. (20%) A ordinary differential equation for a mass-damper-spring system is following. The mass m 1, damping coetfic e initial position y(o) O, and the initial velocity i constant k 3 and force 10, all are in appropriate units. Th 1, spring zero, within the time range of O to 20 unit of time, use Matlab find the solution of function y(t)? Hint: you need to convert the 2nd order ODE into two 1st order ODEs....
dy: 2 Consider the following Ordinary Differential Equation (ODE) for function yı(z) on interval [0, 1] +(-10,3) dayi dy + 28.06 + (-16.368) + y(x) = 1.272.0.52 with the following initial conditions at point a = 0; dy 91 = 4.572 = 30.6248 = 185.2223 dar Introducting notations dyi dy2 dy dar dar dir? convert the ODE to the system of three first-order ODEs for functions y1, y2, y3 in the form: dy dar fi (1, y1, ya, y) dy2...
Find a first-order system of ordinary differential equations
equivalent to the second-order nonlinear ordinary differential
equation y ^-- = 3y 0 + (y 3 − y)
(3 points) Find a first-order system of ordinary differential equations equivalent to the second-order nonlinear ordinary differential equation y" = 3y' +(y3 – y).
Problem 1 Given the circuit shown below in Fig. 1.1: Write the ordinary differential equation (ODE) for the capacitor voltage. Find the zero-state unit step responses of v(t) and i(t) if vs-u(t) V using each of the following three methods of solving the ODE: a. b. i. ii. Solve the ODE by integrating for the solution; Solve the ODE by assuming homogeneous and particular solutions; Solve the ODE by using the general form solution for a 1st order ODE. iii....
need a step by step solution please
Challenge problem for extra credit (10 points)-Prove using Laplace Transforms that, for a system described by a linear ordinary differential equation, sine in -> sine out, and find the equation for the scaling
Challenge problem for extra credit (10 points)-Prove using Laplace Transforms that, for a system described by a linear ordinary differential equation, sine in -> sine out, and find the equation for the scaling