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    4A.

    AIM:

    To find the homogenous system of first order and second order differential
    equations by matrix method.

    Mathematical Background:

    A differential equation is a mathematical equation for an unknown function of one


    or several variables that relates the values of the function itself and of its derivatives
    of various orders. A matrix differential equation contains more than one function
    stacked into vector form with a matrix relating the functions to their derivatives.
    4A1.
    MATLAB CODE:
    clc
    clear all
    syms k x1(t) x2(t)
    A=input('enter the square matrix:');
    F=input('enter the non homongenous part of Dy1 Dy2:');
    inc=input('enter the y1(0) y2(0) ');
    a1=A-k*eye(size(A));
    char_eqn=det(a1);
    eig_val=solve(char_eqn,k);
    for i=1:numel(eig_val)
    b1(:,i)=null(subs(a1,k,eig_val(i)));%eigen vector
    end
    F1=inv(b1)*F';
    inc1=inv(b1)*inc';
    eqn1=diff(x1,t)-eig_val(1)*x1(t)==F1(1);
    cond1=x1(0)==inc1(1);
    x1=dsolve(eqn1,cond1);
    eqn2=diff(x2,t)-eig_val(2)*x2(t)==F1(2);%diff(fn,variable,order)
    cond2=x2(0)==inc1(2);
    x2=dsolve(eqn2,cond2);
    Y=b1*[x1;x2];%normalise vector
    disp('y1(t)=');
    disp(Y(1));
    disp('y2(t)=');
    disp(Y(2));

    OUTPUT:

    4A2.
    MATLABCODE:

    clc
    clear all
    syms k t x1(t) x2(t)

    A=input("Enter the matrix");


    I=A-k*eye(size(A));
    char_eq=det(I);
    eigen_value=solve(char_eq);

    for n=1:length(A)
    p(:,n)=null(subs(I,k,eigen_value(n)));
    end

    F = input("enter non homo part");


    inc = input("enter y1(0) y2(0) Dy1(0) Dy2(0): ");
    F1 = inv(p)*F;
    inc1 = inv(p)*[inc(1) ; inc(2)] ; %x1(0) and x2(0)
    inc2 = inv(p)*[inc(3) ; inc(4)] ; %Dx1(0) and Dx2(0)
    Dx1 = diff(x1,t);
    Dx2 = diff(x2,t);
    cond1 = [x1(0)==inc1(1),Dx1(0)==inc2(1)];
    eqn1 = diff(x1,t,2)-eigen_value(1)*x1==F1(1);

    x1= dsolve(eqn1,cond1);
    eqn2 = diff(x2,t,2)-eigen_value(2)*x2==F1(2);
    cond2 = [x2(0)==inc1(2),Dx2(0)==inc2(2)];
    x2 = dsolve(eqn2,cond2);
    Y = p*[x1;x2];

    disp('y1(t)=');
    disp(Y(1));
    disp('y2(t)=');
    disp(Y(2));

    OUTPUT:
    2.
    AIM:

    To find the first five terms in the power series solution of the differential equation
    y’’+2y’+2y =0.

    Mathematical Background:

    The power series method is used to seek a power series solution to certain
    differential equations. In general, such a solution assumes a power series with
    unknown coefficients, then substitutes that solution into the differential equation to find
    a recurrence relation for the coefficients.

    MATLAB CODE:
    clc
    clear all;
    syms x d0 d1 d2 d3 d4
    coe=input('enter coeff of d2y dy and y:');
    n=input('Number of terms in the series');
    y=d0+d1*x+d2*x^2+d3*x^3+d4*x^4;
    DE=coe(1)*diff(y,x,2)+coe(2)*diff(y,x)+coe(3)*y;
    coeffs_x=fliplr(coeffs(DE,x,'All'));
    d2=solve(coeffs_x(1),d2);
    d3=subs(solve(coeffs_x(2),d3));
    d4=subs(solve(coeffs_x(3),d4));
    disp('First 5 terms in the series solution of DE:');
    disp(collect(subs(y),[d0,d1]))

    OUTPUT:

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