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    BILIRAN PROVINCE STATE UNIVERITY

    SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

    DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

    MIDTERM EXAMINATION A.Y. 2022 – 2023 1ST SEMESTER

    I. Problem-Solving: Solve the following problems. Show your solutions in


    proper order. (5 points per item)

    q
    1. From the differential equation Rdq=( E− ) dt , find q when q(0) = 0, where C,
    C
    R, and E are constants.

    2. Solve ( 2 x 3 y 2 + 4 x 2 y +2 x y 2 + x y 4 +2 y ) dx+ 2 ( y 3 + x 2 y+ x ) dy =0

    ( )
    3. Find the general solution of dx = 3 t t + x + t
    2 2 2

    dt x
    4. If the temperature of a cake is 300 deg F when it leaves the oven and 200 deg F is
    ten minutes later, when will it be practically equal to the room temperature of 60
    deg F say, when will it be 61 deg F?

    5. Obtain the solution of the following differential equation:


    xdy−[ y+ x y 3 (1+ ln x ) ] dx=0

    6. The population of a certain country has grown at a rate proportional to the


    number of people in the country. At present, the country has 80 million
    inhabitants. Ten years ago it had 70 million. Assuming that this trend
    continues, find (a) an expression for the approximate number of people
    living in the country at any time t (taking t = 0 to be the present time)
    and (b) the approximate number of people who will inhabit the country at the
    end of the next ten-year period.

    7. Acquire the solution of y ( 2 xy +1 ) dx + x ( 1+ 2 xy −x3 y 3 ) dy=0

    II. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

    1. Find the half-line of a radioactive substance if 20 percent of it disappears


    in 40 years.
    A. 123.25 yrs. C. 125.25 yrs.
    B. 124.25 yrs. D. 126.25 yrs.
    2. If the half-life of a substance is 1200 years, find the percentage that
    remains after 240 years.
    A. 76% C. 87%
    B. 77% D. 97%
    3. Which of the following is an exact DE?
    A. xydx + y^2dy = 0 C. Both A and B
    B. 3x^2ydx+(y + x^3)dy = 0 D. None of the above
    4. Which of the following is an exact differential equation?
    A. xdx + (3x – 2y)dy = 0
    B. (2xy + x)dx + (x^2 + y)dy = 0
    C. y^2dx + (2x – 3y)dy = 0
    D. (x^2 + 1)dx – xydy = 0
    5. Find the partial derivative with respect to x of the function xy^2 – 5y + 6.
    A. y^2 – 5 C. xy – 5y
    B. y^2 D. 2xy

    Incentive Problem:

    1. Radiocarbon dating. What should be the 146C content (in percent of y 0) of a


    fossilized tree that is claimed to be 3000 years old, when the half-life of the
    former is 5715 years?
    C
    y 0=e
    2. A body whose temperature is initially 100°C is allowed to cool in air whose
    temperature remains at a constant 20 C. Find a formula which gives the temperature
    BILIRAN PROVINCE STATE UNIVERITY
    SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

    DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

    MIDTERM EXAMINATION A.Y. 2022 – 2023 1ST SEMESTER


    of the body as a function of time t if it is observed that after 10 min the body has
    cooled to 40°

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