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C H A P T E R 6

Differential Equations

Section 6.1 Slope Fields and Eulers Method . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 545

Section 6.2 Differential Equations: Growth and Decay . . . . . . . . 557

Section 6.3 Separation of Variables and the Logistic Equation . . . . . 568

Section 6.4 First-Order Linear Differential Equations . . . . . . . . . 582

Review Exercises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 593

Problem Solving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 602


C H A P T E R 6
Differential Equations
Section 6.1 Slope Fields and Eulers Method

1. Differential equation: y  4y 2. Differential Equation: 3y  4y  ex

Solution: y  Ce4x y  ex

Check: y  4Ce4x  4y y  ex


Check: 3ex  4ex  3ex  4ex  ex

2xy dy xy
3. Differential equation: y  4. Differential Equation: 
x2  y2 dx y 2  1
Solution: x 2  y 2  Cy Solution: y 2  2 ln y  x 2
Check: 2x  2yy  Cy 2
Check: 2yy  y  2x
y
2x
y 
2y  C
2xy
y  1y  y  x
y 
2y 2  Cy x
y 
1
2xy y
 y
2y 2  x 2  y 2
xy
2xy y 
 y2  1
y2  x2
2xy

x 2  y2

5. Differential equation: y  y  0

Solution: y  C1 cos x  C2 sin x

Check: y  C1 sin x  C2 cos x


y  C1 cos x  C2 sin x
y  y  C1 cos x  C2 sin x  C1 cos x  C2 sin x  0

6. Differential equation: y  2y  2y  0

Solution: y  C1ex cos x  C2ex sin x

Check: y   C1  C2ex sin x  C1  C2ex cos x


y  2 C1ex sin x  2C2ex cos x
y  2y  2y  2C1ex sin x  2C2ex cos x 

2 C1  C2ex sin x  C1  C2ex cos x  2C1ex cos x  C2ex sin x

 2C1  2C1  2C2  2C2ex sin x  2C2  2C1  2C2  2C1ex cos x  0

545
546 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

7. Differential Equation: y  y  tan x


y  cos x ln sec x  tan x 
1
y  cos x
sec x  tan x 
sec x  tan x  sec2 x  sin x ln sec x  tan x 
cos x

sec x  tan x 
sec xtan x  sec x  sin x ln sec x  tan x 

 1  sin x ln sec x  tan x 
1
y  sin x
sec x  tan x 
sec x  tan x  sec2 x  cos x ln sec x  tan x 

 sin xsec x  cos x ln sec x  tan x 
Substituting,

 
y  y  sin xsec x  cos x ln sec x  tan x  cos x ln sec x  tan x  
 tan x.

8. y  23 e2x  ex 

y  23 2e2x  ex 

y  23 4e2x  ex
Substituting, y  2y  234e2x  ex  223 2e2x  ex   2e x.

9. y  sin x cos x  cos 2 x


y  sin2 x  cos 2 x  2 cos x sin x
 1  2 cos 2 x  sin 2x
Differential Equation:
2y  y  2sin x cos x  cos 2 x  1  2 cos 2 x  sin 2x
 2 sin x cos x  1  sin 2x
 2 sin 2x  1
Initial condition:

4   sin 4 cos 4  cos  2 2


 22   0
 2
y 2
4

2
 2


10. y  12 x 2  4 cos x  2 11. y  6e2x


2

y  x  4 sin x y  6e2x 4x  24xe2x


2 2

Differential Equation: Differential Equation:


y  x  4 sin x y  24xe2x  4x6e2x   4xy
2 2

Initial condition: Initial condition:


y0  2 0  4 cos0  2  4  2  2
1
y0  6e20  6e0  61  6
2 2
Section 6.1 Slope Fields and Eulers Method 547

12. y  ecos x
y  ecos x sin x  sin x  ecos x
Differential Equation:
y  sin x  ecos x  sin x y  y sin x
Initial condition:

y 2   e cos2  e0  1

In Exercises 1318, the differential equation is y4  16y  0.

13. y  3 cos x 14. y  3 cos 2x


y4  3 cos x y4  48 cos 2x
y4  16y  45 cos x  0, y4  16y  48 cos 2x  48 cos 2x  0,
No Yes

15. y  e2x 16. y  5 ln x


y4  16e2x 30
y4  
x4
y4  16y  16e2x  16e2x  0,
30
Yes y4  16y    80 ln x  0,
x4
No

17. y  C1e2x  C2e2x  C3 sin 2x  C4 cos 2x


y4  16C1e2x  16C2e2x  16C3 sin 2x  16C4 cos 2x
y4  16y  0,
Yes

18. y  3e2x  4 sin 2x


y4  48e2x  64 sin 2x
y4  16y  48e2x  64 sin 2x  163e2x  4 sin 2x  0,
Yes

In 1924, the differential equation is xy  2y  x3ex.

19. y  x 2, y  2x 20. y  x 2ex, y  x 2ex  2xex  ex x2  2x


xy  2y  x2x  2x2  0  x3ex, xy  2y  xexx2  2x  2x2ex  x3ex,
No Yes

21. y  x 22  ex , y  x 2ex   2x2  ex  22. y  sin x, y  cos x


xy  2y  x
x2ex  2xex  4x  2
x2ex  2x2  x3ex, xy  2y  xcos x  2sin x  x3ex,
Yes No
548 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

1
23. y  ln x, y  24. y  x2ex  5x2, y  x2ex  2xex  10x
x
xy  2y  x
x2ex  2xex  10x  2
x2ex  5x2  x3ex,
xy  2y  x 1
x
 2 ln x  x3ex,
Yes

No

25. y  Cex2 passes through 0, 3. 26. yx 2  y  C passes through 0, 2.
3  Ce0  C C  3 20  2  C C  4
Particular solution: y  3ex2 Particular solution: yx 2  y  4

27. y 2  Cx3 passes through 4, 4. 28. 2x 2  y 2  C passes through 3, 4.
16  C64 C  14 29  16  C C  2

Particular solution: y2  14 x3 or 4y 2  x 3 Particular solution: 2x 2  y 2  2

29. Differential equation: 4yy  x  0 30. Differential equation: yy  x  0


General solution: 4y 2  x 2  C General solution: x 2  y 2  C
Particular solutions: C  0, Two intersecting lines Particular solutions: C  0, Point C  1, C  4, Circles
C  1, C  4, Hyperbolas y

x
1 2

31. Differential equation: y  2y  0 32. Differential equation: 3x  2yy  0


General solution: y  Ce2x General solution: 3x2  2y2  C
y  2y  C2e2x  2Ce2x   0 6x  4yy  0
Initial condition: y0  3, 3  Ce  C
0
23x  2yy  0
Particular solution: y  3e2x 3x  2yy  0
Initial condition: y1  3: 312  232
 3  18  21  C
Particular solution: 3x  2y2  21
2

33. Differential equation: y  9y  0 Initial conditions: y 6   2, y6   1


General solution: y  C1 sin 3x  C2 cos 3x
y  3C1 cos 3x  3C2 sin 3x,
2  C1 sin 2   C 2 cos 2  C1 2

y  9C1 sin 3x  9C2 cos 3x y  3C1 cos 3x  3C2 sin 3x


y  9y  9C1 sin 3x  9C2 cos 3x
 9C1 sin 3x  C2 cos 3x  0
1  3C1 cos 2   3C sin2  2

1
 3C2 C2  
3
1
Particular solution: y  2 sin 3x  cos 3x
3
Section 6.1 Slope Fields and Eulers Method 549

1
34. Differential equation: xy  y  0 Initial conditions: y2  0, y2 
2
General solution: y  C1  C2 ln x
0  C1  C2 ln 2
y  C2
1
x 1
, y  C2 2
x   y 
C2
x
xy  y  x C2  1
x2  1
 C2  0
x
1 C2
 C2  1, C1  ln 2
2 2
x
Particular solution: y  ln 2  ln x  ln
2

35. Differential equation: x 2 y  3xy  3y  0


General solution: y  C1 x  C2 x 3
y  C1  3C2 x2, y  6C2 x
x2y  3x y  3y  x26C2 x  3xC1  3C2 x 2  3C1x  C2 x 3  0
Initial conditions: y2  0, y2  4
0  2C1  8C2
y  C1  3C2 x 2
4  C1  12C2
C1  4C2  0
C1  12C2  4 C2  12, C1  2

1
Particular solution: y  2x  2 x3

36. Differential equation: 9y  12y  4y  0


General solution: y  e2x3C1  C2 x
2
3
2
3
2
y  e2x3C1  C2x  C2e2x3  e2x3 C1  C2  C2 x
3  
y 
3
e 
2 2x3 2 2 2 2
 2 2
C  C2  C2 x  e2x3 C2  e2x3 C1  2C2  C2 x
3 1 3 3 3 3 3  
9y  12y  4y  9 23 e 23 C
2x3
1  2C2 
2
 2
 2

C x  12e2x3 C1  C2  C2 x  4e2x3C1  C2 x  0
3 2 3 3
Initial conditions: y0  4, y3  0
0  e2C1  3C2
4  1C1  0 C1  4
4
0  e24  3C2 C2  
3
4
Particular solution: y  e2x3 4  x
3  
dy dy
37.  3x2 38.  x3  4x
dx dx

y 3x 2 dx  x 3  C y x3  4x dx 
x4
4
 2x2  C
550 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

dy x dy ex
39.  40. 
dx 1  x2 dx 1  ex

y x
1  x2
1
dx  ln1  x2  C
2
y ex
1  ex
dx  ln1  ex  C

u  1  x 2, du  2x dx

dy x  2 2 dy
41.  1 42.  x cos x 2
dx x x dx

y  1 
2
x
dx y x cosx2 dx 
1
2
sinx2  C


 x  2 ln x  C  x  ln x 2  C u  x 2, du  2x dx

dy dy
43.  sin 2x 44.  tan2 x  sec2 x  1
dx dx

y 1
sin 2x dx   cos 2x  C
2
y sec2 x  1 dx  tan x  x  C

u  2x, du  2 dx

dy
45.  xx  3
dx

Let u  x  3, then x  u2  3 and dx  2u du.

y xx  3 dx  u2  3u2u du


 2 u4  3u 2 du  2 u5  u   C  52 x  3
5
3 52
 2x  332  C

dy
46.  x5  x. Let u  5  x, u2  5  x, dx  2u du.
dx

y x5  x dx  5  u2u2u du

 10u2  2u4 du

10u3 2u5
  C
3 5
10 2
 5  x32  5  x52  C
3 5

dy dy
 xex  5ex2
2
47. 48.
dx dx

y xex dx 
2 1 x2
2
e C y
5ex2 dx  52 ex2   21 dx
u  x 2, du  2x dx  10ex2  C
Section 6.1 Slope Fields and Eulers Method 551

49. 50.
x 4 2 0 2 4 8 x 4 2 0 2 4 8
y 2 0 4 4 6 8 y 2 0 4 4 6 8
1 2
dydx 2 Undef. 0 2 3 1 dydx 6 2 4 2 2 0

51. 52.
x 4 2 0 2 4 8 x 4 2 0 2 4 8

y 2 0 4 4 6 8 y 2 0 4 4 6 8

dydx 22 2 0 0 22 8 dydx 3 0 3 3 0 3

dy dy 1
53.  cos2x 54.  sin x
dx dx 2
dy dy
For x  ,  1. Matches (b). For x  0,  0. Matches (c).
dx dx

dy dy 1
55.  e2x 56. 
dx dx x
dy dy
As x , 0. Matches (d). For x  0, is undefined (vertical tangent). Matches (a).
dx dx

57. (a), (b) y


(2, 4)
58. (a), (b) y

5 4

x x
4 6 4

5 4

(c) As x , y  (c) As x , y
As x  , y  As x  , y 

59. (a), (b) y


(1, 1)
60. (a), y

4
8

x
4 4

x
4 4 4

(c) As x , y  (c) As x , y
As x  , y  As x  , y
552 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

1 1
61. (a) y  , y1  0 62. (a) y  , y0  1
x y
y y
(1, 0) (0, 1)
3 6
2 5

1 4

x 3
6
1 2
1
2
x
3
1 2 3 4 5 6

As x , y As x , y

Note: The solution is y  ln x. 1
(b) y  , y1  1
1 y
(b) y  , y2  1
x y
(1, 1)
y 6
(2, 1) 5
3
4
2
3
1
2
x
6 1
1 x
2 1 2 3 4 5 6

3
As x , y
As x , y

dy dy
63.  0.5y, y0  6 64.  2  y, y0  4
dx dx
12 9

6 6
5 5

4 1

dy dy
65.  0.02y10  y, y0  2 66.  0.2x2  y, y0  9
dx dx
12 10

12 48
5 5
2 0

1 y
67. Slope field for y  0.4y3  x with solution passing 68. Slope field for y  ex8 sin with solution passing
2 4
through 0, 1.
through 0, 2.
8

2 8
3 3

3
Section 6.1 Slope Fields and Eulers Method 553

69. y  x  y, y0  2, n  10, h  0.1


y1  y0  hFx0, y0  2  0.10  2  2.2
y2  y1  hFx1, y1  2.2  0.10.1  2.2  2.43, etc.

n 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
xn 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0

yn 2 2.2 2.43 2.693 2.992 3.332 3.715 4.146 4.631 5.174 5.781

70. y  x  y, y0  2, n  20, h  0.05


y1  y0  hFx0, y0  2  0.050  2  2.1
y2  y1  hFx1, y1  2.1  0.050.05  2.1  2.2075, etc.
The table shows the values for n  0, 2, 4, . . . , 20.

n 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

xn 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0

yn 2 2.208 2.447 2.720 3.032 3.387 3.788 4.240 4.749 5.320 5.960

71. y  3x  2y, y0  3, n  10, h  0.05


y1  y0  hFx0, y0  3  0.0530  23  2.7
y2  y1  hFx1, y1  2.7  0.0530.05  22.7  2.4375, etc.

n 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

xn 0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3 0.35 0.4 0.45 0.5

yn 3 2.7 2.438 2.209 2.010 1.839 1.693 1.569 1.464 1.378 1.308

72. y  0.5x3  y, y0  1, n  5, h  0.4


y1  y0  hFx0, y0  1  0.40.503  1  1
y2  y1  hFx1, y1  1  0.40.50.43  1  1.16, etc.

n 0 1 2 3 4 5

xn 0 0.4 0.8 1.2 1.6 2.0

yn 1 1 1.16 1.454 1.825 2.201

73. y  e xy, y0  1, n  10, h  0.1


y1  y0  hFx0, y0  1  0.1e01  1.1
y2  y1  hFx1, y1  1.1  0.1e0.11.1  1.2116, etc.

n 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

xn 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0

yn 1 1.1 1.212 1.339 1.488 1.670 1.900 2.213 2.684 3.540 5.958
554 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

74. y  cos x  sin y, y0  5, n  10, h  0.1


y1  y0  hFx0, y0  5  0.1cos 0  sin 5  5.0041
y2  y1  hFx1, y1  5.0041  0.1cos0.1  sin5.0041  5.0078, etc.

n 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

xn 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0

yn 5 5.004 5.008 5.010 5.010 5.007 4.999 4.985 4.965 4.938 4.903

dy
75.  y, y  3e x, y0  3 x 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0
dx
yx 3 3.6642 4.4755 5.4664 6.6766 8.1548
(exact)

yx 3 3.6000 4.3200 5.1840 6.2208 7.4650


h  0.2

yx 3 3.6300 4.3923 5.3147 6.4308 7.7812


h  0.1

dy 2x
76.  , y  2x 2  4, y0  2 x 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0
dx y
yx 2 2.0199 2.0785 2.1726 2.2978 2.4495
(exact)

yx 2 2.000 2.0400 2.1184 2.2317 2.3751


h  0.2

yx 2 2.0100 2.0595 2.1460 2.2655 2.4131


h  0.1

dy 1
77.  y  cos x, y  sin x  cos x  e x, y0  0 78. As h increases (from 0.1 to 0.2), the error increases.
dx 2

x 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0

yx 0 0.2200 0.4801 0.7807 0.1231 0.5097


(exact)

yx 0 0.2000 0.4360 0.7074 0.0140 0.3561


h  0.2

yx 0 0.2095 0.4568 0.7418 0.0649 0.4273


h  0.1

dy 1 dy 1
79.    y  72, y0  140, h  0.1 80.    y  72, y0  140, h  0.05
dt 2 dt 2
(a) (a)
t 0 1 2 3 t 0 1 2 3
Euler 140 112.7 96.4 86.6 Euler 140 112.98 96.7 86.9

(b) y  72  68et2 exact (b) y  72  68et2 exact

t 0 1 2 3 t 0 1 2 3
Exact 140 113.24 97.016 87.173 Exact 140 113.24 97.016 87.173

The approximations are better using h  0.05.


Section 6.1 Slope Fields and Eulers Method 555

81. A general solution of order n has n arbitrary constants 82. A slope field for the differential equation y  Fx, y
while in a particular solution initial conditions are given in consists of small line segments at various points x, y in
order to solve for all these constants. the plane. The line segment equals the slope y  Fx, y
of the solution y at the point x, y.

83. Consider y  Fx, y, yx0  y0. Begin with a point x0, y0 that satisfies the initial condition, yx 0  y0.
Then using a step size of h, find the point x1, y1  x0  h, y0  hFx0 , y0. Continue generating the sequence
of points xn1, yn1  xn  h, yn  hFxn , yn .

84. y  Cekx 85. False. Consider Example 2. y  x3 is a solution to


xy  3y  0, but y  x3  1 is not a solution.
dy
 Ckekx
dx
Since dydx  0.07y, we have Ckekx  0.07Cekx. Thus,
k  0.07.
C cannot be determined.

86. True 87. True

88. False. The slope field could represent many different differential equations, such as y  2x  4y.

dy
89.  2y, y0  4, y  4e2x solution
dx

(a) (b) If h is halved, then the error is approximately


x 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0
halved r  0.5.
y 4 2.6813 1.7973 1.2048 0.8076 0.5413 (c) When h  0.05, the errors will again be approxi-
y1 4 2.5600 1.6384 1.0486 0.6711 0.4295 mately halved.

y2 4 2.4000 1.4400 0.8640 0.5184 0.3110

e1 0 0.1213 0.1589 0.1562 0.1365 0.1118

e2 0 0.2813 0.3573 0.3408 0.2892 0.2303

r 0.4312 0.4447 0.4583 0.4720 0.4855

dy
90.  x  y, y0  1, y  x  1  2ex solution
dx
(a) (b) If h is halved, then the error is halved r  0.5.
x 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0
(c) When h  0.05, the error will again be approxi-
y 1 0.8375 0.7406 0.6976 0.6987 0.7358
mately halved.
y1 1 0.8200 0.7122 0.6629 0.6609 0.6974

y2 1 0.8000 0.6800 0.6240 0.6192 0.6554

e1 0 0.0175 0.0284 0.0347 0.0378 0.0384

e2 0 0.0375 0.0606 0.0736 0.0795 0.0804

r 0.47 0.47 0.47 0.48 0.48


556 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

dI
91. (a) L  RI  Et 92. y  e kt
dt
y  ke kt
dI
4  12 I  24
dt y  k 2e kt

dI 1 y  16y  0
 24  12I  6  3I
dt 4 e  16e kt  0
k 2 kt
I
k 2  16  0 since e kt  0
3
k  4

t
3 3

(b) As t , I 2. That is, lim I t  2. In fact, I  2


t
is a solution to the differential equation.

93. y  A sin
t 94. f x  f  x  xgx fx, gx 0
y  A
cos
t 2f x fx  2fx f x  2xgx
fx 2

y  A
2 sin
t d

f x2  fx2  2x gx
fx 2
dx
y  16y  0
For x < 0, 2x gx
fx 2 0
A
2 sin
t  16 A sin
t  0
For x > 0, 2x gx
fx 2 0
A sin
t
16 
2  0
Thus, f x2  fx2 is increasing for x < 0 and decreasing
If A  0, then
 4 radians/sec.
for x > 0.
f x2  fx2 has a maximum at x  0. Thus, it is bound-
ed by its value at x  0, f 02  f02. Thus, f and f is
bounded.

95. Let the vertical line x  k cut the graph of the solution y  f x at k, t.
The tangent line at k, t is
y  t  fkx  k
Since y  pxy  qx, we have
y  t 
qk  pkt x  k
1 qk

For any value of t, this line passes through the point k  ,
pk pk
. 
To see this, note that
qk
pk
?
 t 
q k  pkt k 
1

pk
k 
? qk
 qkk  pktk   t  kqk  pkkt
pk
qk
  t.
pk
Section 6.2 Differential Equations: Growth and Decay 557

Section 6.2 Differential Equations: Growth and Decay

dy dy
1. x2 2. 4x
dx dx

y  x  2 dx 
x2
2
 2x  C y  4  x dx  4x 
x2
2
C

dy dy
3. y2 4. 4y
dx dx
dy dy
 dx  dx
y2 4y

 1
y2
dy   dx  1
4y
dy   dx

 
ln y  2  x  C1  
ln 4  y dy  x  C1
y2 e xC1  Ce x 4  y  exC1  Cex
y  Cex  2 y  4  Cex

5x x 7. y  x y
5. y  6. y 
y 3y
y
 x
yy  5x 3yy  x y

 yy dx   5x dx 3yy dx   x dx  y
y dx  x dx

 y dy   5x dx
3y2 2 32
2
 x  C1
3  
dy
y
 x dx

1 2 5 2 9y2  4x32  C 2 32


2
y  x  C1
2 
ln y 
3
x  C1

y 2  5x 2  C y  e23x
32 C
1

 eC1e23x
32

 Ce23x
32

8. y  x1  y 9. 1  x2y  2xy  0


y 2xy
x y 
1y 1  x2

 y
1y
dx   x dx
y
y

2x
1  x2

 dy
1y
  x dx  y
y dx 
2x
1  x2
dx

ln1  y 
x2
2
 C1  
dy
y

2x
1  x2
dx

1  y  ex 2 C1


2

ln y  ln1  x2  C1
y eC1 e x22
1 lny  ln1  x 2  ln C
 Ce x22
1 lny  lnC1  x2
y  C1  x 2
558 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

dQ k
10. xy  y  100x 11.  2
dt t

 
y  100x  x y  x100  y
dQ k
dt  dt
y dt t2
x


100  y
k

 y
100  y
dx   x dx
dQ    C
t
k

 1
100  y
dy   x dx
Q C
t

x2
ln100  y   C1
2
x2
ln100  y    C1
2
100  y  ex 2 C1
2

y  eC1ex 2  100
2

y  100  Cex 2
2

dP dN
12.  k10  t 13.  k250  s
dt ds

 dP
dt
dt  k10  t dt  dN
ds
ds   k250  s ds

 k
dP   10  t2  C
2  k
dN   250  s 2  C
2
k k
P   10  t2  C N   250  s2  C
2 2

dy
14.  kxL  y 15. (a) y
dx 9

1 dy
 kx
L  y dx

 1 dy
L  y dx
dx  kx dx


x
5 1 5
1 kx 2
dy   C1 (0, 0)
Ly 2
dy
kx 2 (b)  x6  y, 0, 0
lnL  y   C1 dx
2
dy
L  y  ekx 2 C1
2  x dx
y6
y  L  eC1ekx 2
2
x 2

ln y  6   2
C
y  L  Cekx 2
2

y  6  ex 2C  C1ex 2


2 2

y  6  C1ex 2
2

0, 0: 0  6  C1 C1  6 y  6  6ex22


7

6 6

1
Section 6.2 Differential Equations: Growth and Decay 559

dy 1
16. (a) y
17.  t, 0, 10
dt 2

 
4

1
(0, 12 ) dy  t dt
2
x
4 4
1
y  t2  C
4
4
1
10  02  C C  10
4
(b)
dy
dx
 xy, 0, 12
y
1 2
t  10
4
dy
 x dx 16
y
x2
ln y  2
C (0, 10)

4
y  ex 2C  C1ex 2
2 2 4
1

0, 12
: 21  C e 1
0
C1 
1
2
1 2
y  ex 2
2

dy 3 dy 1
18.   t, 0, 10 19.   y, 0, 10
dt 4 dt 2

  dy 
3
 t dt
4   dy
y

1
 dt
2
1 1
y   t32  C
2 
ln y   t  C1
2
1 y  et2 C1  eC1 et2  Cet2
10   032  C C  10
2
10  Ce0 C  10
1
y   t 32  10 y  10et2
2
16
15

(0, 10) (0, 10)

0 10 1 10
1
5

dy 3 40 dy
20.  y, 0, 10 21.  ky
dt 4 dx

  dy
y

3
4
dt
5
(0, 10)
5
y  Cekx
0, 4: 4  Ce0  C
(Theorem 5.16)

5
3
ln y 
4
t  C1
3, 10: 10  4e3k k 
1
3
ln

5
2
y e34tC1
When x  6, y  4e13 ln526  4eln52
2

 eC1 e34t  Ce3t4


52

2
4  25.
10  Ce0 C  10
y  10e3t4
560 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

dN dV
22.  kN 23.  kV
dt dt
N  Cekt (Theorem 5.16) V  Cekt (Theorem 5.16)
0, 250: C  250 0, 20,000: C  20,000

1, 400: 400  250ek k  ln


400
250
 ln
8
5
4, 12,500: 12,500  20,000e4k k 
1
4
ln

5
8
When t  4, N  250e4 ln85  250e ln854
When t  6, V  20,000e14 ln586  20,000eln58
32

85
58

4 32
8192
 250  .  20,000 9882.118.
5

24.
dP
dt
 kP 25. y  Cekt, 0, 12
, 5, 5
P  Cekt (Theorem 5.16) 1
C
2
0, 5000: C  5000
1
1, 4750: 4750  5000ek k  ln 19
20

y  ekt
2
1
When t  5, P  5000eln19205 5  e5k
2

19
20

5
 5000 3868.905. ln 10
k
5
1 1 1
y  eln 105t  10t5 or y e0.4605t
2 2 2

26. y  Cekt, 0, 4, 5, 12


27. y  Cekt, 1, 1, 5, 5 28. y  Cekt, 3, 21
, 4, 5
1  Cek
C4 1
 Ce3k
5  Ce5k 2
y  4ekt
5Cek  Ce5k 5  Ce4k
1
 4e5k
2 5ek  e5k 1
2Ce3k  Ce4k
5 5
ln18 e4k
k 0.4159
5 ln 5 10e3k  e4k
k 0.4024
y  4e0.4159t 4 10  ek
y  Ce0.4024t k  ln 10 2.3026
1  Ce0.4024 y  Ce2.3026t
C 0.6687 C  514 5  Ce2.30264
y 0.6687e0.4024t C 0.0005
y  0.0005e2.3026t
Section 6.2 Differential Equations: Growth and Decay 561

dy
29. In the model y  Ce kt, C represents the initial value of y 30. y   ky
dt
when t  0. k is the proportionality constant.

dy 1 dy 1 2
31.  xy 32.  xy
dx 2 dx 2
dy dy
> 0 when xy > 0. Quadrants I and III. > 0 when y > 0. Quadrants I and II.
dx dx

33. Since the initial quantity is 10 grams, 34. Since the half-life is 1599 years,
y  10e kt. 1
 1e k1599
2
Since the half-life is 1599 years,
5  10e k1599 k
1
1599
ln
1
2

k
1
1599
ln
1
2
.
Since there are 1.5 g after 1000 years,
1.5  Ce ln1215991000
Thus, y  10e ln 121599 t.
C 2.314.
When t  1000, y  10e ln1215991000 6.48 g.
Hence, the initial quantity is approximately 2.314 g.
When t  10,000, y 0.13 g.
When t  10,000, y  2.314eln12159910,000
0.03 g.

35. Since the half-life is 1599 years, 36. Since the half-life is 5715 years,
1 1
 1e k1599  1e k5715
2 2

k
1
1599
ln
1
2

. k
1
5715
ln
1
2

Since there are 0.5 gram after 10,000 years, Since there are 2 grams after 10,000 years,
0.5  Ce ln12159910,000 2  Ce ln12571510,000
C 38.158. C 6.726.
Hence, the initial quantity is approximately 38.158 g. Hence, the initial quantity is approximately 6.726 g.
When t  1000, y  38.158eln1215991000 When t  1000, y  6.726e ln1257151000
24.74 g. 5.96 g.

37. Since the initial quantity is 5 grams, C  5. 38. Since the half-life is 5715 years,
Since the half-life is 5715 years, 1
 1e k5715
k5715 2
2.5  5e

k
1
5715
ln
1
2

.
k
1
5715
ln
1
2

Since there are 3.2 grams when t  1000 years,


When t  1000 years, y  5eln1257151000
3.2  Ce ln1257151000
4.43 g.
C 3.613.
When t  10,000 years, y  5eln12571510,000
Thus, the initial quantity is approximately 3.613 g.
1.49 g.
When t  10,000, y  3.613e ln12571510,000
1.07 g.
562 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

39. Since the half-life is 24,100 years, 40. Since the half-life is 24,100 years,
1 1
 1e k24,100  1e k24,100
2 2

k
1
24,100
ln
1
2
.
k
1
24,100
ln
1
2
.

Since there are 2.1 grams after 1000 years, Since there are 0.4 grams after 10,000 years,
2.1  Ce ln1224,1001000 0.4  Ce ln1224,10010,000
C 2.161. C 0.533.
Thus, the initial quantity is approximately 2.161 g. Thus, the initial quantity is approximately 0.533 g.
When t  10,000, y  2.161e ln1224,10010,000 When t  1000, y  0.533e ln1224,1001000
1.62 g. 0.52 g.

41. y  Ce kt 42. y  Ce kt
1 1
C  Ce k1599 C  Ce k5715
2 2

k
1
1599
ln
1
2
k
1
5715
ln
1
2

When t  100, y  Ce ln121599100 0.15C  Ce ln125715 t


0.9576 C
ln 12
t
Therefore, 95.76% remains after 100 years. ln0.15 
5715
t 15,641.8 years

43. Since A  1000e0.06t, the time to double is given by 44. Since A  20,000e0.055t, the time to double is given by
2000  1000e0.06t and we have 40,000  20,000e0.055t and we have
2  e0.06t 2  e0.055t
ln 2  0.06t ln 2  0.055t
ln 2 ln 2
t 11.55 years. t 12.6 years.
0.06 0.055
Amount after 10 years: A  1000e0.0610 $1822.12 Amount after 10 years: A  20,000e0.05510 $34,665.06

45. Since A  750ert and A  1500 when t  7.75, we have 46. Since A  10,000ert and A  20,000 when t  5, we
the following. have the following.
1500  750e7.75r 20,000  10,000e5r
ln 2 ln 2
r 0.0894  8.94% r 0.1386  13.86%
7.75 5
Amount after 10 years: A  750e0.089410 $1833.67 Amount after 10 years: A  10,000eln 2510  $40,000
Section 6.2 Differential Equations: Growth and Decay 563

47. Since A  500ert and A  1292.85 when t  10, we have 48. Since A  2000ert and A  5436.56 when t  10, we
the following. have the following.
1292.85  500e10r 5436.56  2000e10r
ln1292.85500 ln5436.562000
r 0.0950  9.50% r 0.10  10%
10 10
The time to double is given by The time to double is given by
1000  500e0.0950t 4000  2000e0.10t
ln 2 ln 2
t 7.30 years. t 6.93 years.
0.095 0.10

0.075 1220 0.06 1240


49. 500,000  P 1  50. 500,000  P 1 
12 12
P  500,0001.005480 $45,631.04

0.075 240
P  500,000 1 
12
$112,087.09

1235 1225

51. 500,000  P 1 
0.08
12
52. 500,000  P 1  0.09
12

420 300
P  500,000 1  0.08
12
P  500,000 1  0.09
12

 $30,688.87 $53,143.92

53. (a) 2000  10001  0.07t (d) 2000  1000e0.07t


2  1.07t 2  e0.07t
ln 2  t ln 1.07 ln 2  0.07t
ln 2 ln 2
t 10.24 years t 9.90 years
ln 1.07 0.07

0.07 12t
(b) 2000  1000 1 
12

12t
0.007
2 1
12


ln 2  12t ln 1 
0.07
12

ln 2
t 9.93 years
12 ln1  0.0712

0.07 365t
(c) 2000  1000 1 
365

0.07 365t
2 1
365

ln 2  365t ln 1  0.07
365

ln 2
t 9.90 years
365 ln1  0.07365
564 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

54. (a) 2000  10001  0.6t 55. (a) 2000  10001  0.085t
2  1.06t 2  1.085t
ln 2  t ln1.06 ln 2  t ln1.085
ln 2 ln 2
t 11.90 years t 8.50 years
ln 1.06 ln 1.085

12t 12t
0.06 0.085
(b) 2000  1000 1  (b) 2000  1000 1 
12 12

12t 12t
0.06 0.085
2 1 2 1
12 12


ln 2  12t ln 1 
0.06
12
ln 2  12t ln 1  0.085
12

1 ln 2 1 ln 2
t 11.58 years t 8.18 years
12

ln 1 
0.06
12
12

ln 1 
0.085
12

365t 365t
0.06 0.085
(c) 2000  1000 1  (c) 2000  1000 1 
365 365

365t 365t
0.06 0.085
2 1 2 1
365 365

ln 2  365t ln 1  0.06
365
ln 2  365t ln 1  0.085
365

1 ln 2 1 ln 2
t 11.55 years t 8.16 years
365
ln 1  0.06
365
365

ln 1 
0.085
365

(d) 2000  1000e0.06t (d) 2000  1000e0.085t


2  e0.06t 2  e0.085t
ln 2  0.06t ln 2  0.085t
ln 2 ln 2
t 11.55 years t 8.15 years
0.06 0.085

365t
0.055
56. (a) 2000  10001  0.055t (c) 2000  1000 1 
365
2  1.055t

365t
0.055
2 1
ln 2  t ln1.055 365

ln 2 0.055
t 12.95 years ln 2  365t ln 1 
ln 1.055 365

12t
0.055 1 ln 2
(b) 2000  1000 1  t 12.60 years

12 365 0.055
ln 1 
365

12t
0.055
2 1
12 (d) 2000  1000e0.055t


ln 2  12t ln 1 
0.055
12
2  e0.055t
ln 2  0.055t
1 ln 2
t 12.63 years ln 2
t 12.60 years
12

ln 1 
0.055
12
0.055
Section 6.2 Differential Equations: Growth and Decay 565

57. (a) P  Ce kt  Ce0.009t 58. (a) P  Ce kt  Ce 0.018t


P1  7.7  Ce0.0091 P1  12.7  Ce 0.0181
C 7.7696 C 12.4734
P  7.7696e0.009t P  12.4734e0.018t
(b) For t  15, P  7.7696e0.00915 6.79 million. (b) For t  15, P  12.4734e 0.01815 16.34 million.
(c) If k < 0, the population is decreasing. (c) For k > 0, the population is increasing.

59. (a) P  Ce kt  Ce 0.026t 60. (a) P  Ce kt  Ce0.002t


5.2  P1  Ce 0.0261 P1  3.6  Ce0.0021
C 5.0665 C 3.6072
P 5.0665e 0.026t P  3.6072e0.002t
(b) For t  15, P  5.0665e 0.02615 7.48 million. (b) For t  15, P  3.6072e0.00215 3.5 million.
(c) For k > 0, the population is increasing. (c) For k < 0, the population is decreasing.

61. (a) N  100.15961.2455t


(b) N  400 when t  6.3 hours (graphing utility)
Analytically,
400  100.15961.2455t
400
1.2455t   3.9936
100.1596
t ln 1.2455  ln 3.9936
ln 3.9936
t 6.3 hours.
ln 1.2455

62. (a) Let y  Ce kt.


At time 2: 125  Cek2 C  125e2k
At time 4: 350  Ce k4 350  125e2ke4k
14
5  e 2k
2k  ln 14
5

k  12 ln 14
5 0.5148

C  125e2k  125e212ln145  12514   625


5
14 44.64

Approximately 45 bacteria at time 0.


625
(b) y  14 e 12ln145t 44.64e 0.5148t
(c) When t  8, y  14 e12ln1458  14  5   2744.
625 625 14 4

t 12.29 hours
625 12ln145t
(d) 25,000  14 e
566 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

63. (a) 19  301  e20k  64. (a) 20  301  e30k 


30e20k  11 30e30k  10
ln1130 ln13 ln 3
k 0.0502 k  0.0366
20 30 30
N 301  e0.0502t  N 301  e0.0366t 
(b) 25  301  e0.0502t  (b) 25  301  e0.0366t 
1 1
e0.0502t  e0.0366t 
6 6
ln 6 ln 6
t 36 days t 49 days
0.0502 0.0366

65. (a) P1  Ce kt  181e kt (c) 300


P1
1 205

P2
205  181e10k k ln 0.01245
10 181
P1 181e 0.01245t 1811.01253t 0 50
150

(b) Using a graphing utility, P2 182.32481.01091 t


The model P2 fits the data better.
(d) Using the model P2 ,
320  182.32481.01091t
320
 1.01091 t
182.3248
ln320182.3248
t 51.8 years, or 2011.
ln1.01091

66. (a) R  941.60881.0756t (c) 500

 941.6088e0.0729t
I  0.14164t 4  3.9288t 3  36.599t 2  120.82t  417.0
0 12
(b) 2500
0

I
(d) Pt 
R
0 12 1
0

According to the model, Rt 68.6e 0.0729t.

0 12
0

I I
67. I   10 log10 , I0  1016 68. 93  10 log10  10log10 I  16
I0 1016

1014 6.7  log10 I I  106.7


(a) 1014  10 log10  20 decibels
1016 I
80  10 log10  10log10 I  16
10 9 1016
(b) 109  10 log10  70 decibels
1016 8  log10 I I  108
106.5 6.7  108
(c) 106.5  10 log10
1016
 95 decibels Percentage decrease: 10 106.7
100 95%
104
(d) 104  10 log10  120 decibels
1016
Section 6.2 Differential Equations: Growth and Decay 567

69. At  Vte0.10t  100,000e0.8t e0.10t  100,000e0.8t0.10t


dA
dt
 100,000
0.4
t

 0.10 e0.8t0.10t  0 when 16.

The timber should be harvested in the year 2014, 1998  16. Note: You could also use a graphing utility to graph At
and find the maximum of At. Use the viewing rectangle 0 x 30 and 0 y 600,000.

ln I  ln I0 ln I  0
70. R   , I  e R ln 10  10R
ln 10 ln 10
ln I  ln I0 ln I  ln I0 ln I  ln I0
(a) 8.3  (b) 2R  (c) R
ln 10 ln 10 ln 10
I  108.3 199,526,231.5 I  e 2R ln 10 dR l

dI I ln 10
 e 2R ln 10
 eR ln 10 2
 10R2
Increases by a factor of e2R ln 10 or 10R.

dy dy
71. Since  k y  80 72.  k y  20
dt dt

 1
y  80
dy   k dt
y  20  Ce kt
160  20  Cek0
(See Example 6)
C  140
ln y  80  kt  C.
60  20  140e k5
When t  0, y  1500. Thus, C  ln 1420.
2
 e 5k
When t  1, y  1120. Thus, 7
k1  ln 1420  ln1120  80
k
1
5
ln
2
7

0.25055
104
k  ln 1040  ln 1420  ln .
142 30  20  140e 15 ln27t
Thus, y  1420eln104142t  80.

ts
1 2
 e ln27 
ts

14 7
When t  5, y 379.2.
1 t 2
ln  ln
14 5 7
1
5 ln
14 5 ln 14
t  10.53 minutes
2 7
ln ln
7 2
It will take 10.53  5  5.53 minutes longer.

73. False. If y  Cekt, y  Ckekt  constant.

74. True 75. True 76. True


568 Chapter 2 Differential Equations

Section 6.3 Separation of Variables and the Logistic Equation

dy x dy x 2  2
1.  2. 
dx y dx 3y 2

y dy  x dx 3y 2 dy  x 2  2 dx

y2 x2 x3
  C1 y3   2x  C
2 2 3
y2  x2  C

dr dr
3.  0.05r 4.  0.05s
ds ds

  dr
r
 0.05 ds  
dr  0.05s ds


ln r  0.05s  C1 r  0.025s 2  C
r  e0.05sC1  Ce0.05s

5. 2  xy  3y 6. xy  y

 
dy
y

3
2x
dx   dy
y

dx
x

  
ln y  3 ln 2  x  ln C  ln C2  x3   ln y  ln x  ln C  ln Cx
y  Cx  23 y  Cx

dy
7. yy  sin x 8. y  6 cos x
dx

y dy  sin x dx
y dy   6 cos x dx
y2
 cos x  C1 y2 6
2  sin x  C1
2 
y 2  2 cos x  C
12
y2  sin x  C


dy
9. 1  4x 2 y  x 10. x2  9  5x
dx

 
x
dy  dx 5x
1  4x2 dy  dx

 
x2  9
x
dy  dx y  5x2  912  C
1  4x2


1
8  1  4x2128x dx

1
y   1  4x212  C
4
Section 6.3 Separation of Variables and the Logistic Equation 569

dy
11. y ln x  x y  0 12. 4y  3ex
dx

 
dy
y

ln x
x
dx u  ln x, du  dxx
4y dy   3ex dx
1

ln y  ln x 2  C1
2
2y2  3ex  C

y  e12ln x  Celn x
2 C 22
1

13. yy  ex  0 14. x  y y  0

 y dy  ex dx  
y12 dy   x12 dx

y2 2 32 2
 ex  C1 y   x32  C1
2 3 3
y 2  2ex  C y32  x32  C
Initial condition: y0  4, 16  2  C, C  14 Initial condition: y 1  4,
432  132  8  1  9  C
Particular solution: y 2  2ex  14
Particular solution: y32  x32  9

15. yx  1  y  0 16. 2xy  ln x2  0

 dy
y 
  x  1 dx 2x
dy
dx
 2 ln x


ln y  
x  12
2
 C1   dy 
ln x
x
dx

y  Cex1
22
ln x2
y C
2
Initial condition: y2  1, 1  Ce12, C  e12
y1  2: 2  C
Particular solution: y  e1 x1 2  ex
2 2 2x2

1
y  ln x2  2
2

dy
17. y1  x2 y  x1  y 2 18. y1  x2  x1  y 2
dx

 
y x
dy  dx
1  y2 1  x2 1  y212 y dy  1  x212 x dx
1 1
ln1  y 2  ln1  x 2  C1  1  y212   1  x212  C
2 2
y0  1: 0  1  C C  1
ln1  y 2  ln1  x 2  ln C  lnC1  x 2
1  y 2  1  x 2  1
1  y 2  C1  x2
y0  3: 1  3  C C  4
1  y2  41  x2
y 2  3  4x 2
570 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

du dr
19.  uv sin v 2 20.  er2s
dv ds

  du
u
 v sin v 2 dv erdr   e2s ds

1 1

ln u   cos v 2  C1
2
er   e2s  C
2
u  Cecos v 2
2
1 1
r0  0: 1    C C  
2 2
1
Initial condition: u0  1, C   e12
e12 1 1
er   e2s 
2 2
Particular solution: u  e 
1cos v 2 2

1 1
er  e2s 
2 2
1  e2s
r  ln 12e2s 
1
2
 ln 2

r  ln 1 2e
2s

21. dP  kP dt  0 22. dT  kT  70 dt  0

 dP
P 
 k dt  dT
T  70
 k dt 

ln P  kt  C1 lnT  70  k t  C1
P Cekt T  70  Cekt
Initial condition: P0  P0, P0  Ce0  C Initial condition: T0  140;
140  70  70  Ce0  C
Particular solution: P  P0ekt
Particular solution: T  70  70ekt, T  701  ekt 

dy 9x dy 2y
23.  24. 
dx 16y dx 3x

 
16y dy   9x dx  3
y
dy   2
x
dx

9 2 ln y3  ln x2  ln C
8y 2  x C
2 y3  Cx2
9 25
Initial condition: y 1  1, 8    C, C  Initial condition: y8  2, 23  C82, C 
1
2 2 8
9 2 25 1
Particular solution: 8y 2  x  Particular solution: 8y3  x2, y  x23
2 2 2
16y 2  9x 2  25

dy 0y y dy y  0 y
25. m   26. m  
dx x  2  x 2 dx x  0 x

  dy
y

1
 dx
2   dy
y

dx
x
1 ln y  ln x  C1  ln x  ln C  ln Cx

ln y   x  C1
2
y  Cx
y  Cex2
Section 6.3 Separation of Variables and the Logistic Equation 571

27. f x, y  x 3  4xy 2  y 3 28. f x, y  x3  3x2y2  2y2


f t x, t y  t 3x 3  4txt 2 y 2  t 3 y 3 f tx, ty  t3x3  3t4x2y2  2t2y2
 t 3x3  4xy 2  y3 Not homogeneous
Homogeneous of degree 3

x2y2 xy
29. f x, y  30. f x, y 
x2  y2 x2  y2

t 4x 2 y2 x 2y 2 tx ty
f tx, ty   t3 f t x, t y 
t 2x 2 t y 2 2 x 2  y2 t 2 x2  t 2 y 2

Homogeneous of degree 3 t 2 xy xy
 t
tx 2  y 2 x 2  y 2

Homogeneous of degree 1

31. f x, y  2 ln x y 32. f x, y  tanx  y


f t x, t y  2 lntxty f t x, t y  tantx  t y  tant x  y
 2 ln t 2xy  2ln t 2  ln x y Not homogeneous
Not homogeneous

x y
33. f x, y  2 ln 34. f x, y  tan
y x
tx x ty y
f t x, t y  2 ln  2 ln f t x, t y  tan  tan
ty y tx x
Homogeneous degree 0 Homogeneous of degree 0

xy x3  y3


35. y  , y  vx 36. y 
2x xy2
dv x  v x x y 2 dy  x3  y3 dx
vx 
dx 2x
y  vx, dy  x dv  v dx
dv 1  v 1v
x  v xvx x dv  v dx  x3  vx3 dx
2
dx 2 2

 
x4 v2 dv  x3 v3 dx  x3 dx  v3 x3 dx
dv dx
2  xv 2 dv  dx
1v x

1

ln1  v 2  ln x  ln C  ln Cx    v 2 dv   1
x
dx

1  v2  
 Cx v3
3 
 ln x  C
1
 Cx  
1   yx2
yx
 3 lnx  C
3

x2
x  y2  
 Cx

y3  3x3 ln x  Cx3

x  Cx  y2


572 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

xy x2  y2
37. y  , y  vx 38. y  , y  vx
xy 2xy
dv x  xv dv x 2  v 2 x 2
vx  vx 
dx x  xv dx 2x 2 v
1v 1  v2
v dx  x dv  dx 2v dx  2x dv  dx
1v v

x dv  11  vv  v
dx  1 1 2v v v
2
dx  2v
v2  1
dv  
dx
x 
 v1
v2  2v  1
dv  
dx
x  lnv 2  1  ln x  ln C  ln
C
x
1
2  
ln v 2  2v  1  ln x  ln C1  ln
C1
x   v2  1 
C
x
C y2 C
v 2  2v  1  x 2 x2
1
x

 y2
x2
y
x x
C
2 1  2
 y 2  x2  Cx

y 2  2xy  x 2 C 
xy 2x  3y
39. y  , y  vx 40. y  , y  vx
x2  y 2 x
dv x2 v dv 2x  3vx
vx  2 vx   2  3v
dx x  x2 v 2 dx x

v dx  x dv 
v
1  v2
dx x
dv
dx
 2  2v  dv
1v
2 
dx
x

x dv  1 v v 2

 v dx  1 v v
dx
3
2
 
ln 1  v  ln x2  ln C  ln x2C
1  v  x2C

 1  v2
v3
dv   dx
x 1
y
x
 x2C

1 y

2v 2  
 ln v  ln x  ln C1  ln C1 x   x
 x2C  1

1 y  Cx3  x
2v 2
 ln C1x v 
x 2
2y 2
 ln C1 y  
y  Cex 2y
2 2

41. x dy  2xeyx  y dx  0, y  v x
xv dx  x dv  2xev  vx dx  0

 ev dv   2
x
dx

ev  ln C1 x 2
eyx  ln C1  ln x 2
eyx  C  ln x 2
Initial condition: y1  0, 1  C
Particular solution: eyx  1  ln x 2
Section 6.3 Separation of Variables and the Logistic Equation 573

42. y 2 dx  xx  y dy  0, y  vx 43. x sec xy  y


dx  x dy  0, y  v x
x 2 v 2 dx  x 2  x 2 vv dx  x dv  0
x sec v  xvdx  xv dx  x dv  0
 1v
v
dv  
dx
x  sec v  v dx  v dx  x dv

v  ln v  ln x  ln C1  ln
C1
x
 cos v dv   dx
x
sin v  ln x  ln C1
C1
v  ln
xv x  Cesin v
C1  Cesinyx
 ev
vx Initial condition: y1  0, 1  Ce0  C
C1
 eyx Particular solution: x  esinyx
y
y  Ceyx
Initial condition: y1  1, 1  Ce1 C  e
Particular solution: y  e1yx

dy
44. 2x 2  y 2 dx  xy d y  0 45. x
dx
Let y  vx, dy  x dv  v dx. y


2x 2  v 2x 2 dx  xv xx d v  v d x  0 4


2x 2  2x 2 v 2  dx  x 3 v d v  0
2  2v 2 d x  x v d v 2 2
x

2 v
dx  dv
x 1  v2 4


1
2 ln x  ln1  v 2  C1 1 2
2 y x dx  x C
2
ln x2  ln1  v 212  ln C
x2  C1  v 212

12
1 y2 C 2
C 1 2  x  y212
x2 x x
1
 Cx2  y212
x
y1  0: 1  C1  0 C  1
1
 x2  y2
x
1  xx2  y2
574 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

dy x dy
46.  47. 4y
dx y dx
y y

8
4

x
4 2 2 4
2

4
x
4 3 1 2 3 4

y dy  x dx
y 2 x 2
  C1
 dy
4y
  dx

2 2
 
ln 4  y  x  C1
y x C
2 2
4  y  ex C1
y  4  Cex

y
dy
48.  0.25x4  y 8
dx
dy
 0.25x dx 4
4y

 dy
y4
 0.25x dx  
1
4x dx 4 2
2
2 4
x

1
 
ln y  4   x 2  C1
8
y  4  eC1  18x  Ce18x
2 2

y  4  Ce18x
2

49. (a) Eulers Method gives y1 0.1602. 50. (a) Eulers Method gives y1 0.2622.
dy dy
(b)  6xy (b)  6xy2
dx dx

 
dy
y
 6x  
dy
y2
 6x dx


ln y  3x 2  C1 1
 3x 2  C1
y
y Ce3x
2

1
y0  5 C  5 y
3x 2  C
y  5e3x
2

1 1
3 C
(c) At x  1, y  5e31 0.2489. C 3
Error: 0.2489  0.1602 0.0887 1 3
y 
1 9x 2  1
3x 2
3
3 3
(c) At x  1, y    0.3.
91  1 10
Error: 0.3  0.2622  0.0378
Section 6.3 Separation of Variables and the Logistic Equation 575

51. (a) Eulers Method gives y2 3.0318. 52. (a) Eulers Method gives y1.5 1.7270.
dy 2x  12 dy
(b)  2 (b)  2x1  y 2
dx 3y  4 dx

 3y2  4 dy   2x  12 dx  dy


1  y2
 
2x dx

y 3  4y  x 2  12x  C arctan y  x 2  C
y1  2: 23  42  1  12  C C  13 arctan0  12  C C  1
y 3  4y  x 2  12x  13 arctan y  x 2  1
(c) For x  2, y  tanx 2  1
y 3  4y  22  122  13  15 (c) At x  1.5, y  tan1.5 2  1 3.0096.

y 3  4y  15  0
 y  3 y2  3y  5  0 y  3.
Error: 3.0318  3  0.0318

dy dy
53.  ky, y  Ce kt 54.  ky, y  Cekt
dt dt
y0  y0  C initial amount Initial conditions: y0  20, y1  16
y0 20  Ce0  C
 y0 e k1599
2
16  20ek

k
1
ln
1599 2
1

k  ln
4
5
y  Ce ln121599 t
Particular solution: y  20et ln45
When t  25, y  0.989C or 98.9%.
When 75% has been changed:
5  20et ln45
1
 et ln45
4
ln14
t 6.2 hr
ln45

dy dy
55.  k y  4 56.  kx  4
dx dx
The direction field satisfies dydx  0 along y  4; but The direction field satisfies dydx  0 along x  4:
not along y  0. Matches (a). Matches (b).

dy dy
57.  k y y  4 58.  ky2
dx dx
The direction field satisfies dydx  0 along y  0 and The direction field satisfies dydx  0 along y  0, and
y  4. Matches (c). grows more positive as y increases. Matches (d).
576 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

dw
59.  k1200  w
dt

 dw
1200  w
 
k dt


ln 1200  w  kt  C1 
1200  w  ektC1  Cekt
w  1200  Cekt
w0  60  1200  C C  1200  60  1140
w  1200  1140ekt
(a) 1400 1400 1400

0 10 0 10 0 10
0 0 0

(b) k  0.8: t  1.31 years


k  0.9: t  1.16 years
k  1.0: t  1.05 years
(c) Maximum weight: 1200 pounds
lim w  1200
t 

60. From Exercise 101:


w  1200  Cekt, k  1
w  1200  Cet
w0  w0  1200  C C  1200  w0
w  1200  1200  w0et

61. Given family (circles): x2  y2  C 62. Given family (hyperbolas): x2  2y2  C


2x  2yy  0 2x  4yy  0
x x
y   y 
y 2y
y 2y
Orthogonal trajectory (lines): y  Orthogonal trajectory: y 
x x

 
dy
y

dx
x  dy
y

2
x 
dx

 
ln y  ln x  ln K ln y  2 ln x  ln k
y  Kx k
y  kx2 
4
x2
2

6 6

3 3

2
Section 6.3 Separation of Variables and the Logistic Equation 577

63. Given family (parabolas): x2  Cy 64. Given family (parabolas): y 2  2Cx


2x  Cy 2yy  2C

y 
2x
C
2x
 2 
x y
2y
x
y 
C
y

y2 1
2x y


y
2x
x 2x
Orthogonal trajectory (ellipses): y   Orthogonal trajectory (ellipse): y  
2y y


2 y dy   x dx   
y dy   2x dx

x2 y2
y2    K1  x 2  K1
2 2
x 2  2y 2  K 2x 2  y 2  K
4 4

6 6 6 6

4 4

65. Given family: y 2  Cx3 66. Given family (exponential functions): y  Cex
2yy  3Cx2 y  Cex  y

y 
3Cx2 3x2 y2
2y

2y x3


3y
2x
Orthogonal trajectory (parabolas): y  
1
y

Orthogonal trajectory (ellipses): y  


2x
3y  
y dy   dx


3 y dy  2 x dx  y2
2
 x  K1

3y 2 y2  2x  K
 x 2  K1
2 4

3y 2  2x 2  K
4 6 6

6 6 4

12 12
67. y  68. y 
1  ex 1  3ex
Since y0  6, it matches (c) or (d). 12
Since y0   3, it matches (a).
4
Since (d) approaches its horizontal asymptote slower than
(c), it matches (d).

12 12
69. y  70. y 
1 1  e2x
1  ex
2
Since y0  6, it matches (c) or (d).
12
Since y0   8, it matches (b). Since y approaches L  12 faster for (c), it matches (c).
3
2

578 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

1500 5000
71. Pt  72. Pt 
1  24e0.75t 1  39e0.2t
(a) k  0.75 (a) k  0.2
(b) L  1500 (b) L  5000
1500 5000
(c) P0   60 (c) P0   125
1  24 1  39
1500 5000
(d) 750  (d) 2500 
1  24e0.75t 1  39e 0.2t
1  24e0.75t  2 1  39e0.2t  2
1 1
e0.75t  e0.2t 
24 39

0.75t  ln 241
 ln 24 0.2t  ln 391
 ln 39
ln 24 ln 39
t 4.2374 t 18.3178
0.75 0.2

(e)
dP
dt
 0.75P 1 
P
1500
,
P0  60 (e)
dP
dt
 0.2P 1  P
5000
,
P0  125

P
73.
dP
dt
 3P 1 
P
100
(d)
d 2P
dt 2
 3P 1  P
100
 3P
100

(a) k  3

1  100
 100 3P 1  100

P P 3P P
 3 3P 1 
100
(b) L  100
(c)
3
P

 9P 1 
P
100
1  100
P

100


 9P 1 
P
100
1  100
2P

t
3 3
d 2P
 0 for P  50, and by the first Derivative Test, this
dt 2
3
is a maximum.
Note: P  50  
L 100
2 2

74.
dP
dt
 0.1P  0.0004P 2  0.1P1  0.004P 75.
dy
dt
y 1 y
40
,
y0  8

k  1, L  40

 0.1P 1 
P
250
L 40
y 
1 1  bekt 1  bet
(a) k  0.1 
10
40
y0  8: 8  b4
(b) L  250 1b
(c) y 40
Solution: y 
300 1  4et

x
20 100

250
(d) P   125. (Same argument as in Exercise 73)
2
Section 6.3 Separation of Variables and the Logistic Equation 579

76.
dy
dt y
 1.2y 1  ,
8
y0  5 77.
dy 4y
dt

5

y2 4
 y 1
150 5
y
120
,
y0  8

k  1.2, L  8 4
k  0.8, L  120
5
L 8
y 
1  bekt 1  be1.2t L 120
y 
1  bekt 1  be0.8t
8 8 3
y0  5: 5  1b b
1b 5 5 120
y0  8: 8  b  14
1b
8
Solution: y 
3 1.2t 120
1 e Solution: y 
5 1  14e0.8t

78.
dy
dt

3y

y2 3
 y 1
20 1600 20
y
240
;
y0  15

3
k , L  240
20
L 240
y 
1  bekt 1  be 320t
240
y0  15: 15  b  15
1b
240
Solution: y 
1  15e 320t

L 200
79. (a) y  , L  200, y0  25 (c) 100 
1  be kt 1  7e 0.264t
200 1  7e0.264t  2
25  b7
1b
200
0.264t  ln 17

39 
1  7e k2
t 7.37 years
200
1 7e2k 
39 (d)
dy
dt
 ky 1 
y
L

 0.264y 1 
y
200
,
y0  25
23
e2k  Using Eulers Method, y 220.5 when t  6.
39
(e) y is increasing most rapidly where y  2002  100,
1
k   ln
2
23
39

1
 ln
2
39
23

0.2640 corresponds to t 7.37 years.

200
y
1  7e0.2640t
(b) For t  5, y 70 panthers.
580 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

L
80. (a) y  , L  10, y0  1 81. A differential equation can be solved by separation of
1  be kt
variables if it can be written in the form
10
1 b9 dy
1b Mx  N y  0.
dx
10
2 To solve a separable equation, rewrite as,
1  9e2k
Mx dx  N y dy
1  9e2k  5
and integrate both sides.
4
e2k 
9
1
k   ln
2
4
9
1
 ln
2
9
4

 ln
3
2
0.405476

10
y
1  9e0.40547t
10 10 10
Note: y   
1  9et ln 32

t
23

3 t
19 19
2

(b) For t  5, y 4.58 grams.


10
(c) 8  72et ln 32  2
1  9et ln 32

32
 36
t

t 8.84 hours

(d)
dy
dt
 ln
3
2

y 1
y
10

0.40547y 1  y
10

t 0 1 2 3 4 5

Exact 1.0 1.4286 2.0 2.7273 3.6 4.5763

Euler 1.0 1.3649 1.8428 2.4523 3.2028 4.0855

For t  5, Eulers Method gives y 4.09 grams.


(e) The weight is increasing most rapidly when
y  102  5, corresponding to t 5.42 hours.

82. Mx, y dx  Nx, y dy  0, where M and N are 83. Two families of curves are mutually orthogonal if each
homogeneous functions of the same degree. See curve in the first family intersects each curve in the
Example 7a. second family at right angles.
Section 6.3 Separation of Variables and the Logistic Equation 581

dv dy x
84. (a)  kW  v 85. False.  is separable, but y  0 is not a solution.
dt dx y

 dv
Wv
  k dt

 
ln W  v  k t  C1
v  W  Cekt
Initial conditions:
W  20, v  0 when t  0, and
v  5 when t  1.
C  20, k  ln34
Particular solution:

34

t
v  201  eln34t   20 1 

or
v 201  e0.2877t

(b) s  201  e0.2877t  dt

20t  3.4761e0.2877t   C
Since s0  0, C 69.5 and we have
s 20t  69.5e0.2877t  1.

86. True 87. False


dy f t x, t y  t 2x 2  t 2 xy  2
 x  2 y  1
dx
 t 2 f x, y

1
88. True 89. y 
1  bekt
x 2  y 2  2Cy x 2  y 2  2Kx
1
y  bkekt
dy x dy K  x 1  bekt2
 
dx C  y dx y
k bekt
x Kx Kx  x2

1  bekt
 1  bekt
Cy
 y

Cy  y 2
k 1  bekt  1
2Kx  2x 2 
1  bekt
 1  bekt

2Cy  2y2
x 2  y2  2x 2
 2

k
1  bekt  1
 1  1  bekt

x  y 2  2y2
 ky1  y
y2  x2
 2
x  y2
 1
582 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

90. fg  g f   f g Product Rule


 f  f g  g f   0
f
g  g0
f  f
Need f  f   e x  2xe x  1  2xe x  0, so avoid x  12.
2 2 2

g f
2
2xex 1
  2  1 
g f  f 2x  1ex 2x  1
1
 
ln gx  x 
2 
ln 2x  1  C1 

gx  Ce x 2x  1 12
Hence there exists g and interval a, b, as long as 2  a, b.
1

Section 6.4 First-Order Linear Differential Equations

1. x 3y  xy  e x  1 2. 2xy  y ln x  y
1 1 ln x y  1  2xy  0
y  y  3 e x  1
x2 x
1  2x
y  y0
Linear ln x
Linear

1  y
3. y  y cos x  xy 2 4.  3x
y
Not linear, because of the xy2-term.
1  y  3xy
y  3xy  1
Linear

5.
dy
dx

1
x 
y  3x  4 6.
dy 2
dx
 y  3x  2
x
Integrating factor: e  1x dx  e ln x  x Integrating factor: e  2x dx  e ln x  x 2
2

xy   x3x  4 dx  x 3  2x 2  C x2y   3
x 23x  2 dx  x 4 
4
2x3
3
C

C 3 2 C
y  x 2  2x  y  x2  x  2
x 4 3 x

7. y  y  10 8. y  2xy  4x
 1 dx
e x
Integrating factor: e 2x dx  e x
2
Integrating factor: e
exy  exy  10ex
ye x 
2
 4xe x dx  2e x  C
2 2

yex   10ex dx  10ex  C


y  2  Ce x
2

y  10  Ce x
Section 6.4 First-Order Linear Differential Equations 583

9.  y  1 cos x dx  dy 10.  y  1 sin x


dx  dy  0
y   y  1 cos x  y cos x  cos x y  sin x y  sin x
y  cos xy  cos x Integrating factor: e sin x dx  e cos x
Integrating factor: e cos x dx  esin x
ye sin x
 cos xe y  cos xe
sin x sin x
ye cos x   sinxe cos x dx  e cos x  C

yesin x   cos xesin x dx


y  1  Cecos x

 esin x  C
y  1  Ce sin x

11. x  1 y  y  x 2  1 12. y  3y  e3x


Integrating factor: e  3 dx  e 3x
y   x 1 1 y  x  1
Integrating factor: e  1x1
dx  e lnx1  x  1
ye3x   e3xe3xdx   1
e6xdx  e6x  C
6

yx  1   1
x 2  1 dx  x 3  x  C1
3
1
y  e3x  Ce3x
6
x 3  3x  C
y
3x  1

13. y  3x2y  e x
3 14. y  y  cos x

Integrating factor: e 3x


2 dx
 ex
3 Integrating factor: e 1 dx  ex

yex 
3

ex ex dx 
3 3
 dx  x  C yex   e x cos x dx

y  x  Ce x 1
3
 ex cos x  sin x  C
2
1
y  sin x  cos x  Ce x
2

dy
15. (a),(c) y
(b)  ex  y
5
dx
dy
 y  ex Integrating factor: e  dx  e x
dx
e x y  e x y  e 2x
x
4 4

3
 ye x    e 2x dx

6
1
ye x  e 2x  C
2
1 1
6 6 y0  1 1  C C
2 2
2
1 1
ye x  e 2x 
2 2
1 1 1
y  e x  e x  e x  e x 
2 2 2
584 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

1 1
16. (a),(c) y (b) y  y  sin x 2, Px  , Qx  sin x 2
x x
4

ux  e 1x dx  eln x  x

x
yx  y  x sin x 2


4 4
1
yx  x sin x 2 dx   cos x 2  C
2
4


1 1
y  cos x 2  C
4 x 2

 2 cos   C C   2
1 1 1
0
4 4 

1

1 1
y  cos x 2 
4 x 2 2

17. y cos 2 x  y  1  0 18. x 3 y  2y  e 1x


2

y  sec 2 x y  sec 2 x
Integrating factor: e  sec2 x dx  etan x
y   x2  y  x1 e
3 3
1x 2

 Integrating factor: e  2x  dx  e1x


3 2

ye tan x  sec 2 xe tan x dx  e tan x  C

y1 Cetan x
ye1x 
2
 1
x3
1
dx   2  C1
2x

Cx2x 1
2
Initial condition: y0  5, C  4 y  e 1x
2
2
Particular solution: y  1  4etan x
Initial condition: y1  e, C  3

3x2x 1
2
Particular solution: y  e 1x
2
2

19. y  y tan x  sec x  cos x 20. y  y sec x  sec x


Integrating factor: e  tan x dx  e ln sec x  sec x Integrating factor: esec x dx  e ln sec xtan x  sec x  tan x

y sec x   sec x sec x  cos x dx  tan x  x  C ysec x  tan x   sec x  tan x sec x dx

y  sin x  x cos x  C cos x  sec x  tan x  C


Initial condition: y0  1, 1  C C
y1
sec x  tan x
Particular solution: y  sin x  x  1 cos x
C
Initial condition: y0  4, 4  1  ,C3
10
Particular solution:
3 3 cos x
y1 1
sec x  tan x 1  sin x
Section 6.4 First-Order Linear Differential Equations 585

21. y   1x y  0 22. y  2x  1y  0


Integrating factor: e  2x1 dx  e x
2 x

Integrating factor: e 1x dx  e lnx  x


C
2 x
ye x
Separation of variables:
y  Ce xx
2
dy y

dx x Separation of variables:

 1
y
dy   1
 dx
x  1
y
dy   1  2x dx

ln y  ln x  ln C ln y  ln C1  x  x 2
ln xy  ln C yC1  e xx
2

xy  C y  Ce xx
2

Initial condition: y 2  2, C  4 Initial condition: y1  2, 2  C


Particular solution: xy  4 Particular solution: y  2e xx
2

23. x dy  x  y  2 dx 24. 2xy  y  x 3  x


dy x  y  2 y 2 dy 1 x2 1
  1  y  Linear
dx x x x dx 2x 2 2
dy 1 2 1
 y1 Linear ux  e 12x dx 
dx x x x 12

ux  e 1x dx 
1
x
y  x 12  x2 1 1
2

2 x 12dx  x 12  x 32 x 12
2

2  dx

yx  1
2 1
x x 
dx  x  1
x x
2

 2 dx  x12 x5
52
 x 12  C
2

 x ln x 
x
C 
x3
5
 x  C x

 2  x ln x  Cx  y4  2 
64
 4  2C C  
17
5 5
y1  10  2  C C  12
x3
y  2  x ln x  12x y
5
17
 x  x
5

25. y  3x 2 y  x 2 y 3 26. y  xy  xy1


n  3, Q  x 2, P  3x 2 n  1, Q  x, P  x, e  2x dx  e x
2

y2e  23x
2 dx
  2x 2e  23x2 dx dx y2e x 
2
 2xe x dx  e x  C
2 2

y 2e2x  
3
 2x 2e 2x dx
3 y 2  1  Cex
2

1
y2 e2x  e2x  C
3 3

3
1
y2   Ce 2x
3

3
1 1
 Ce 2x 
3

y2 3
586 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

27. y   1x  y  xy 2 28. y   1x  y  x y
n  2, Q  x, P  x1 1
n  , Q  x, P  x 1
1x dx    x1 2
e  eln x


e 121x dx  e 12 ln x  x


y1 1
x  x x 1
 dx  x  C
1 12
y 12 x 12  x x dx
2
1
 x 2  Cx
y 1 x 52  C
 x 52  C1 
5 5
1
y
Cx  x 2 x 52  C 2
y
25x

1 30. yy  2y 2  e x
29. y  y  e x
3 y, n 
, Q  e x, P  1
3
y  2y  e x y1
e23 dx  e23x
n  1, Q  e x, P  2
y23e23x   2 x 23x
3
e e dx   2 13x
3
e dx e 22 dx  e4x

y23e23x  2e13x  C y 2e 4x   2


2e 4xe x dx   e 3x  C
3
y23  2e x  Ce2x3
2
y 2   e x  Ce 4x
3

dy 1
31. (a) y
(b)  y  x2
dx x
8
1
6 Integrating factor: e1x dx  eln x 
x
4
1 1
2 y  2 y  x
x x

 1x y   x dx  x2  C
x
3 2 1 1 2 3 2

(c) y
x3
y  Cx
8 2
6
8 x3 1
2, 4: 4   2C C  4 y   4x  xx 2  8
4 2 2 2
8 x3 1
(2, 8): 8   2C C  2 y   2x  x x 2  4
x 2 2 2
2 1 1 2 3
Section 6.4 First-Order Linear Differential Equations 587

32. (a) y
(b) y  4x3y  x3
5
Integrating factor: e 4x  ex
3 dx 4
4

ye x  4x3ye x  x 3e x
3 4 4 4


2

1 1 4
ye x  x3e x dx  e x  C
4 4
x 4
1 1 1 3 2 5
2 2 2 2

1
y  Cex
4

4
(c) y

5 0, 72: 27  41  C C  134 y  41  134 e x 4

2 0,  21:  21  41  C C   34 y  41  43 e x 4

1
x
1 3 2 5
2 2

33. (a) y
(b) y  cot xy  2
Integrating factor: e cot x dx  elnsin x  sin x
3

1
y sin x  cos xy  2 sin x


x
1 2 3 4 5
1
y sin x  2 sin x dx  2 cos x  C
2

y  2 cot x  C csc x
1  2 cot 1
(c) y (1, 1: 1  2 cot 1  C csc 1 C   sin 1  2 cos 1
csc 1
3

2 y  2 cot x  sin 1  2 cos 1 csc x


1
2 cot 3  1
x 3, 1: 1  2 cot 3  C csc 3 C   2 cos 3  sin 3
1 2 4 5 csc 3
1

2 y  2 cot x  2 cos 3  sin 3 csc x

34. (a) y
(b) y  2xy  xy 2
6
Bernoulli equation, n  2 letting z  y 12  y 1, you obtain e 2x dx  ex
2
5
and 1 xex dx  2 ex . The solution is:
2 1 2
4
3
2 1
y 1 ex  ex  C
2 2
1
x 2
4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4

1  2Ce x
2
2 1 1
  Ce x 
2

y 2 2
2
y
y
(c)
6 1  2Ce x 2
5
2 2 1
0, 3: 3  1  2C  C  
1  2C 3 6
2

2 6
x y 
1  e 3 3  e x
4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 x 2 2

2
2 1
0, 1: 1  1  2C  2 C 
1  2C 2
2
y
1  ex2
588 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

dP dA
35.  kP  N, N constant 36.  rA  P
dt dt
dP dA
 dt  dt
kP  N rA  P

 1
kP  N
dP   dt  dA
rA  P
  dt

1 1
lnkP  N  t  C1 lnrA  P  t  C1
k r
lnkP  N  kt  C 2 lnrA  P  rt  C2
kP  N  e ktC2 rA  P  e rtC2
C3e kt  N C 3 e rt  P
P A
k r
N P
P  Ce kt  A  Ce rt 
k r
When t  0: P  P0 When t  0: A  0
N N P P
P0  C  C  P0  0C C
k k r r


P  P0 
k 
N kt N
e 
k
A
P rt
r
e  1

P rt 75,000 0.08t
37. (a) A  e  1 38. 800,000  e  1
r 0.08
100,000 0.065 1.85333333  e 0.08t
A e  1  583,098.01
0.06
ln1.85333333
t  7.71 years
250,000 0.0510 0.08
(b) A  e  1  3,243,606.35
0.05

dQ dN
39. (a)  q  kQ, q constant 40. (a)  k40  N 
dt dt
(b) Q  kQ  q (b) N  kN  40k
Let Pt  k, Qt  q, then the integrating factor is Integrating factor: ekt


ut  e kt.

Q  ekt  qe kt dt  ekt  q kt
k  q
e  C   Ce kt
k
Nekt 

N  40  Cekt
40ke kt dt  40e kt  C

When t  0: Q  Q 0
(c) For t  1, N  10:
q q
Q0   C C  Q0  10  40  Ce k 30  Cek
k k
For t  20, N  19:
Q
q
k  q
 Q0  ekt
k  19  40  Ce 20k 21  Ce20k

q 30 ek
(c) lim Q    e 19k
t  k 21 e20k

ln 107  19k k
1
19  
ln
10
7
 0.0188

30  Cek C  30ek  30.5685


N  40  30.5685e0.0188t
Section 6.4 First-Order Linear Differential Equations 589

41. Let Q be the number of pounds of concentrate in the solution at any time t. Since the number of gallons of solution in the tank
at any time t is v0  r1  r2t and since the tank loses r2 gallons of solution per minute, it must lose concentrate at the rate

v
Q
r.
0  r1  r2 t 2
The solution gains concentrate at the rate r1q1. Therefore, the net rate of change is
dQ

Q dQ r2 Q
 q 1 r1  r or   q 1 r 1.
dt v0  r1  r2 t 2 dt v0  r1  r2  t

42. From Exercise 41, and using r1  r2  r,


dQ rQ
  q1r.
dt v0

r 2Q
43. (a) Q   q 1 r1 (b) 15  25e120t
v0  r1  r2 t
Q0  q0, q0  25, q1  0, v0  200, ln 35   201 t
1
r1  10, r2  10, Q  Q0
20 t  20 ln 35  10.2 min
 1
Q
dQ   
1
20
dt (c) lim 25e120t  0
t 

1
ln Q   t  ln C1
20
Q  Ce120t
Initial condition: Q0  25, C  25
Particular solution: Q  25e120t

r 2Q
44. (a) Q   q 1 r1 (b) 15  8  17e120 t
v0  r1  r2 t
7  17e120t
Q0  q0  25, q1  0.04, v0  200,

r1  10, r2  10, Q 
1
Q  0.4
ln 177    201 t t  20 ln177   17.75 min
20
(c) lim Qt  8 lbs
Integrating factor: e120t t 

Qe120t   0.4e120 t dt  8e120t  C

Q  8  Ce12 t
Q  0  25  8  C C  17
Q  8  17e120t
590 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

45. (a) The volume of the solution in the tank is given by v0  r1  r2 t. Therefore, 100  5  3t  200 or t  50 minutes.
r2Q
(b) Q   q1 r1
v0  r1  r2 t
3
Q0  q0, q0  0, q1  0.5, v0  100, r1  5, r2  3, Q  Q  2.5
100  2t
Integrating factor: e  31002t
dt  50  t32

Q50  t 32   2.550  t 32 dt  50  t 52  C

Q  50  t  C50  t 32


Initial condition: Q0  0, 0  50  C5032, C  50 52
Particular solution: Q  50  t  505250  t32
25
Q50  100  50 5210032  100   82.32 lbs
2

46. (a) The volume of the solution is given by v0  r1  r2  t  100  5  3t  200 t  50 minutes.
r2Q
(b) Q   q1 r1
v0  r1  r2 t
Q0  q0  0, q1  1, v0  100, r1  5, r2  3
3Q
Q  5
100  2t
Integrating factor is 50  t 32, as in #43.

Q50  t 32   550  t 32 dt  250  t 52  C

Q  250  t  C50  t32


Q0  0: 0  100  C5032 C  10050 32  250 52
Q  250  t  250 5250  t32
When t  50, Q  200  250 5210032  164.64 lbs (double the answer to #43)

47. From Example 6, 48. st   vt dt


dv kv
 g
dt m  159.471  e0.2007t dt
mg
v 1  ektm, Solution  159.47t  794.57e 0.2007t  C
k
8 1 s0  5000  794.57  C C  5794.57
g  32, mg  8, v5  101, m   implies that
g 4 st  159.47t  794.57e0.2007t  5794.57
8
101  1  e5k14. The graph of st is shown below.
k
Using a graphing utility, k  0.050165, and 6000

v  159.471  e0.2007t.
As t , v 159.47 ftsec. The graph of v is shown
0 40
below.
500

50
st  0 when t  36.33 sec.
0 40

200
Section 6.4 First-Order Linear Differential Equations 591

dI R E0
49. L  R I  E0, I  I  50. I 0  0, E0  120 volts, R  600 ohms, L  4 henrys
dt L L
E0
Integrating factor: e  RL dt  e RtL I  CeRtL
R
I e RtL   E0 RtL
L
e
E0
dt  e RtL  C
R 0 
120
600
C C
1
5
E0
I  Ce RtL 1 1 150t
R I  e
5 5
1
lim I  amp
t  5
1 1
0.90  0.18  1  e150t
5 5
0.9  1  e150t
e150t  0.1
150t  ln0.1
ln0.1
t  0.0154 sec
150

dy
51.  Pxy  Qx Standard form
dx
ux  e Px dx Integrating factor

52. y  Px y  Qx yn Standard form


Let z  y1n n  0, 1. Multiplying by 1  nyn produces
1  nyn y  1  nPxy1n  1  nQx
z  1  nPxz  1  nQx. Linear

53. y  2x  0 54. y  2y  0

 dy  2x dx   dy
y
 2 dx

y  x2  C ln y  2x  C1
Matches c. y  Ce 2x
Matches d.

55. y  2xy  0 56. y  2xy  x

 dy
y
 2x dx  dy
2y  1
  x dx

ln y  x 2  C1 1 1
ln 2y  1  x 2  C1
2 2
y
2
Ce x
2y  1  C 2 e x
2
Matches a.
1
y    Ce x
2

2
Matches b.
592 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

57. e 2xy dx  e xy dy  0 58. x  1 dx   y 2  2y dy  0


Separation of variables: Separation of variables:
e 2x e dx  e e
y x y
dy
 x  1 dx    y 2  2y dy
 e x dx   e2y dy
1 2 1
x  x  y 3  y 2  C1
2 3
1
e x   e2y  C1
2 3x 2  6x  2y 3  6y 2  C
2e x  e2y  C

59.  y cos x  cos x dx  dy  0 60. y  2x 1  y 2


Separation of variables: Separation of variables:

 cos x dx   1
y1
dy  1
1  y 2
dy   2x dx

sin x  ln y  1  ln C arcsin y  x 2  C


ln y  1  sin x  ln C y  sinx 2  C
y  Cesin x  1

61. 3y 2  4xy dx  2xy  x 2 dy  0 62. x  y dx  x dy  0


Homogeneous: y  vx, dy  v dx  x dv 1
Linear: y  y  1
x
3v 2 x 2  4vx 2 dx  2vx 2  x 2v dx  x dv  0

 5
x
dx   2v  1
v2  v 
dv  0
Integrating factor: e 1x dx  e lnx  
1 1
x

 
ln x 5  ln v 2  v  ln C
1
y 
x  1
x 
dx  ln x  C
x 5v 2  v  C

y  xln x  C
x3y2  x4y  C

63. 2y  e x dx  x dy  0 64.  y 2  xy dx  x 2 dy  0


Homogeneous: y  vx, dy  v dx  x dv
Linear: y  2x  y  1x e x

v 2 x 2  vx 2 dx  x 2v dx  x dv  0
Integrating factor: e  2x dx  e ln x2
 x2
v 2 dx  x dv  0

yx 2   1
x 2 e x dx  e x x  1  C
x  1
x
dx   1
v2
dv

ex C
y x  1  2 1
ln x    C
x2 x
v
x
y
C  ln x
Review Exercises for Chapter 6 593

65. x 2y 4  1 dx  x 3 y 3 dy  0 66. y dx  3x  4y dy  0


Homogeneous: x  vy, dx  v dy  y dv
y   1x y  x 3 y3

yv dy  y dv  3vy  4y dy  0

 
Bernoulli: n  3, Q  x3, P  x1,
1 4
dv   dy
e  4x dx  e ln x  x 4 v1
4
y

y4x4   4x3x 4 dx  2x 2  C
y4

ln v  1  ln y 4  ln C
v  1  C
x 4 y 4  2x 2  C
y x  y  C
3

67. 3 y  4x 2 dx  x dy 68. x dx   y  e yx 2  1 dy  0


dy Separation of variables:
x  3y  12x 2

 
dx
x
dx    y  e y dy
3 x2  1
y  y  12x
x
1 1
lnx 2  1   y 2  e y  C1
Integrating factor: e3x dx  e3 ln x  x3 2 2
3 lnx 2  1  y 2  2e y  C
yx3  x3y  12xx3  12x 4
x

yx3   12x 4 dx 
12 5
5
x C

12 2 C
y x  3
5 x

69. False. The equation contains y. 70. True. y  x  e x y  0 is linear.

Review Exercises for Chapter 6

1. y  x 3, y  3x 2 2. y  2 sin 2x
x 2 y
 3y  x2 3x 2   3   3
x3 x4  
x3 6x 3 y  4 cos 2x
Not a solution y  8 sin 2x
y  16 cos 2x
y  8y  16 cos 2x  82 sin 2x  0
Not a solution

dy dy
3.  2x 2  5 4.  x 3  2x
dx dx

y  2x 2  5 dx 
2x 3
3
 5x  C y  x 3  2x dx 
x4
4
 x2  C

dy dy
5.  cos 2x 6.  2 sin x
dx dx

y  cos 2x dx 
1
2
sin 2x  C y  2 sin x dx  2 cos x  C
594 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

dy dy
7.  2x x  7 8.  3ex3
dx dx

y  2x x  7 dx y  3ex3 dx  9ex3  C

Let u  x  7, du  dx, x  u  7:

y  2u  7u12 du

4 28
 u 52  u 32  C
5 3
4 28
 x  752  x  732  C
5 3
4
 x  7323x  14  C
15

y
9.
dy 2x
dx

y
10.
dy
dx
 x sin
4 
x 4 2 0 2 4 8 x 4 2 0 2 4 8
y 2 0 4 4 6 8 y 2 0 4 4 6 8
dydx 4 Undef. 0 1 43 2 dydx 4 0 0 0 4 0

11. y  x  2, 1, 1 y 12. y  2x 2  x, 0, 2


(1, 1)
2 5

x
1 4 4

4
3

1 1
13. y  x 2  x, 0, 3 y
14. y  y  3x, 2, 1
4 3 (0, 3)
4
5

x 2 4
4 4

4
4

xy y
15. y  , 0, 1 y
16. y  , 0, 2
x2  4 (0, 1) x2  1
4

4 4
x
4 4

4 8
Review Exercises for Chapter 6 595

dy dy
17. 6x 18. y6
dx dx

y  6  x dx  6x 
x2
2
C  dy
y6
  dx

ln y  6  x  C1


y  6
 e x C 1  Ce x
y  6  Ce x

dy dy
19.  3  y2 20.  4 y
dx dx

 3  y2 dy   dx y12 dy   4 dx

 3  y1  x  C 2y12  4x  C1
1
3y
xC
y12  2x  C C  C2 1

1 y  2x  C2
y  3 
xC

21. 2  x y  xy  0 22. xy  x  1y  0


dy dy
2  x  xy x  x  1y
dx dx

 
1 x
dy  dx dy x1
y 2x  dx
y x
1
y 
dy  1 
2
2x
dx

ln y  x  ln x  C1

y

ln y  x  2 ln 2  x  C1
Cxe x

Ce x
y  Ce x2  x2 
2  x2

23. y  Ce kt 24. y  Ce kt

0, 34 : 34  C 2, 32 : 32  Ce 2k
3
C  e2k
2

5, 5:
3
5  e k5
4
4, 5: 5  Ce 4k  32 e e
2k 4k
3
 e 2k
2
20
3
 e 5k
10
3
1
 e 2k k  ln
2
10
3 
k
1
5
ln 
20
3
3
Hence, C  e212 ln103 
2
3 3
2 10
9
 .
20 
3 3 9 12 ln103t
y  e ln 2035 t e 0.379t Finally, y  e .
4 4 20
596 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

25. y  Ce kt 26. y  Ce kt
0, 5: C  5 1, 9: 9  Ce k C  9ek
6, 2: 2  Ce6k 2  9eke6k  9e 5k
5, 16 : 61  5e 5k

ln 30
k
1
ln
2
0.3008

1 1 5 9
k  ln 
5 30 5
29
15
Hence, C  9e15 ln29  9 12.15864.
y  5e t ln 305 5e0.680t
Finally, y 12.1586e0.3008t.

dP
27.  kp, P0  30 28. y  Cekt  5ekt
dh
2.5  5e k1599
Ph  30e kh
P18,000  30e18,000k  15 k
1
1599
ln
1
2
0.000433
ln12 ln 2
k  When t  600, y  5e0.000433600 3.86 g.
18,000 18,000
Ph  30eh ln 218,000
P35,000  30e35,000 ln 218,000 7.79 inches

29. S  Ce kt
(a) S  5 when t  1 (c) 30

5 Ce k
lim Ce kt  C  30
t 

5  30e k 0
0
40

k  ln 16 1.7918
S  3016  30e1.7918t
(b) When t  5, S 20.9646 which is 20,965 units.

30. S  251  e kt

(a) 4  251  e k1 1  e k 


4
25
ek 
21
25
k  ln
21
25
0.1744

(b) 25,000 units  lim S  25


t 

(c) When t  5, S 14.545 which is 14,545 units.


(d) 25

0 8
0

31. P  Ce0.015t
2C  Ce0.015t
2  e0.015t
ln 2  0.015t
ln 2
t 46.21 years
0.015
Review Exercises for Chapter 6 597

dy
32. (a)  0.012y, s > 50 (b)
ds

 
Speed(s) 50 55 60 65 70
1 dy
 ds
0.012 y Miles per Gallon (y) 28 26.4 24.8 23.4 22.0
1
ln y  s  C1
0.012
y  Ce0.012s
When s  50, y  28  Ce0.01250 C  28e0.6
y  28e0.60.012s, s > 50.

dy x2  3 dy e2x
33.  34. 
dx x dx 1  e2x

 
dy  x
3
x
dx  
dy 
e2x
1  e2x
dx  
1 2e2x

2 1  e2x
dx

x2 1
y
2
 3 ln x  C

y   ln1  e2x  C
2

35. y  2xy  0 36. y  ey sin x  0


dy dy
 2xy  ey sin x
dx dx

 1
y
dy   2x dx  ey dy   sin x dx

ln y  x2  C1 ey  cos x  C1
x2 C1
e y 1
ey  C  C1
cos x  C
y  Ce x2

y  ln

1

cos x  C

 ln cos x  C

dy x2  y2
37.  (homogeneous differential equation)
dx 2xy
x2  y2 dx  2xy dy  0
Let y  vx, dy  x dv  v dx.
x2  v2x2 dx  2xvxx dv  v dx  0
x2  v2x2  2x2v2 dx  2x3v dv  0
x2  x2v2 dx  2x3v dv
1  v2 dx  2xv dv

 
dx
x

2v
1  v2
dv

ln x  ln 1  v 2  C1  ln 1  v 2  ln C

2
C C Cx
x  
1  v 2 1   yx2 x2  y2
Cx x
1 or C1 
x2  y2 x2  y2
598 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

dy 3x  y
38.  (homogeneous differential equation)
dx x
3x  y dx  x dy  0
Let y  vx, dy  x dv  v dx.
3x  vx dx  xx dv  v dx  0
3x  2vx dx  x2 dv  0
3  2v dx  x dv

 1
x
dx   1
3  2v
dv

ln x 
2

ln 3  2v  C1  ln3  2v12  ln C2

x  C23  2v12

x2  C3  2v  C 3  2  yx


x3  C3x  2y  3Cx  2Cy
x3  3Cx
y
2C

39. y  C1x  C2 x3
y  C1  3C2 x2
y  6C2 x
x2 y  3xy  3y  x26C2 x  3xC1  3C2 x2  3C1x  C2 x3
 6C2 x3  3C1x  9C2 x3  3C1x  3C2 x3  0
x  2, y  0: 0  2C1  8C2 C1  4C2
x  2, y  4: 4  C1  12C2
4  4C2  12C2  8C2 C2  12, C1  2
y  2x  12 x3

dv
40.  kv  9.8
dt

(a)  dv
kv  9.8
  dt (b) lim vt 
t 
9.8
k
1
k

ln kv  9.8  t  C1 (c) st   1


k
9.8  kv0  9.8ekt dt

ln kv  9.8  kt  C2

1
1
9.8t  kv0  9.8ekt  C 
k k
kv  9.8  ektC2  C3ekt
9.8t 1
 2kv0  9.8ekt  C
v
1
k 9.8  C3ekt  
k k
1 1
1 s0  kv  9.8  C C  s0  2 kv0  9.8
At t  0, v0  9.8  C3 C3  kv0  9.8 k2 0 k
k
9.8t 1 1
1 st   2kv0  9.8ekt  s0  2kv0  9.8
v  9.8  kv0  9.8ekt. k k k
k
9.8t 1
Note that k < 0 since the object is moving downward.   2kv0  9.8ekt  1  s0
k k
Review Exercises for Chapter 6 599

dy 4x dy
41.  y 42.  3  2y y
dx y dx

   
4

dy
y dy  4x dx  dx
2y  3
x x
y2 4 1 4

4
 2x 2  C1 ln 2y  3  x  C1
2 2
4x 2  y 2  C ellipses 4

ln 2y  3  2x  2C1


2y  3
 C2 e2x
2y  3  C2 e2x
3
y  Ce2x
2

7200 4800
43. Pt  44. Pt 
1  44e0.55t 1  14e0.15t
(a) k  0.55 (a) k  0.15
(b) L  7200 (b) L  4800
7200 4800
(c) P0   160 (c) P0   320
1  44 1  14
7200 4800
(d) 3600  (d) 2400 
1  44e0.55t 1  14e0.15t
1  44e0.55t  2 14e0.15t  1

e 0.55t 
1
44
t
1
0.15
ln
1
14
17.59 yrs.

1
t
0.55
ln 
1
44
6.88 yrs. (e)
dP
dt
 0.15P 1 
P

4800
(e)
dP
dt
 0.55P 1  P
7200

45. (a) L  20,400, y0  1200, y1  2000 46.


dy
dt
 0.553y 1  
y
20,400
, y0  1200
20,400
y Use Eulers method with h  1.
1  bekt
20,400 t 0 2 4 6 8
y0  1200  b  16
1b
Exact 1200 3241 7414 12,915 17,117
20,400
y1  2000  Euler 1200 2743 5853 10,869 16,170
1  16ek

16ek 
46 Eulers method gives y8 16,170 trout.
5
23 40
k  ln  ln 0.553
40 23
20,400
y
1  16e0.553t
(b) y8 17,118 trout
20,400
(c) 10,000  t 4.94 yrs.
1  16e0.553t
600 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

47. y  y  8 48. e xy  4e xy  1 49. 4y  e xy  y


Px  1, Qx  8 y  4y  ex 1 1
y  y  e x4
4 4
ux  edx  ex Px  4, Qx  e x


1 1
1 ux  e 4 dx  e 4x Px   , Qx  e x4
y 8ex dx 4 4


ex
1
y ex e 4x dx ux  e 14 dx  e14 x
 e x 8ex  C  e 4x
 8  Ce x
 e4x 1 3x
3
e C 
y
1
e14x  1 x4 14x
4
e e dx

4 x  C
1
1  e 14x
 ex  Ce4x
3
1
 xe x4  Ce x4
4

dy 5y 1
50.  2 2 51. x  2y  y  1
dx x x
dy 1 1
5 1  y
Px   , Qx  2 dx x  2 x2
x2 x
1 1
ux  e 5x  dx  e 5x Px  , Qx 
2

x2 x2
y 
1 1 5x
e 5x x 2
e dx ux  e  1x2 dx  e ln
x2
 x  2


1
e 5x  51 e 5x
C y
1
x2  1
x2
x  2 dx

1
1  x  c
   Ce5x x2
5

52. x  3y  2y  2x  32 53. 3y  sin 2x dx  dy  0


dy 2 y  3y  sin 2x
 y  2x  3
dx x  3
Integrating factor: e 3 dx  e3x

Px 
2
x3
, Qx  2x  3
ye3x   e3x sin 2x dx

ux  e  2x3 dx  e 2 lnx3  x  32


1 3x


 e 3 sin 2x  2 cos 2x  C
1 13
y 2x  3x  32 dx
x  32
1
y 3 sin 2x  2 cos 2x  Ce 3x
x  34

1 13
 C
x  32 2
x  32 C
 
2 x  32

54. dy   y tan x  2e x dx 55. y  5y  e 5x


dy Integrating factor: e  5 dx  e 5x
 tan x y  2e x


dx
1 10x
ye 5x  e10x dx  e C
Integrating factor: e tan x dx  e ln
cos x
 cos x 10

y cos x   2e x cos x dx  e xcos x  sin x  C y


1 5x
10
e  Ce5x

y  e x1  tan x  C sec x


Review Exercises for Chapter 6 601

57. y  y  xy2
ax y  bx
Bernoulli equation
56. y  3

n  2, let z  y12  y1, z  y2 y.


Integrating factor: e  ax dx  ea ln x  xa
y2 y  y2 y  x
yxa   bx 3xa dx 
b
4a
x 4a  C z  z  x Linear equation
ux  e dx  ex
bx 4
y
4a
 Cx a
z
1
ex 
xex dx  e x xex  ex  C 

y1  x  1  Ce x
1
y
x  1  Ce x

1 y3
58. y  2xy  xy2 Bernoulli equation 59. y  y  2 Bernoulli equation
x x
n  2, let z  y12  y1, z  y2 y.
n  3, let z  y13  y2, z  2y3 y.
y2 y  2xy y2   x
1 2
2y3y  y2y3  2
z  2xz  x Linear equation x x
ux  e 2x dx  ex 2
2
2
z  z  2

Linear equation
x x

1 1 x2
z xe x2
dx  e x2
e C
ex ux  e 2x dx  e2 ln x  x2
2
2
1 1
y
  Ce x
2
2
z
1
x2  2 2
x2
x  dx  x 2
2x3
3
C 
1 2 1 2
y    Cx 2

2
1 1 C1e x y 2 3x
 Ce x
2

1
60. xy  y  xy 2 ux  e 1x dx 
x


1
y  y  y2 Bernoulli Equation 1
x z  x  dx  x ln x  C 
x

n  2, let z  y12  y1, z  y2 y.


1
 x ln x  Cx
1 y
y 2 y
 yy2  y 2y2
x
1
y
1 Cx  x ln x
z  z  1 Linear equation
x

61. Answers will vary. Sample Answer: x 2  3y 2 dx  2xy dy  0


Solution: Let y  vx, dy  x dv  v dx.
x 2  3v 2x 2 dx  2xvxx dv  v dx  0
x 2  v 2 x 2 dx  2x 3v dv  0
1  v 2 dx  2 xv dv

  dx
x

2v
1  v2
dv

ln x  ln 1  v 2  C1


x  C1  v 2  C 1 
y2
x2
x 3  Cx 2  y 2
602 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

62. Answers will vary.

63. Answers will vary. 64. Answers will vary.


Sample Answer: x 3y  2x 2 y  1
2 1
y  y  3
x x
ux  e 2x dx  x 2

y
1
x2  1 2
x3
1

x  dx  2  ln x  C 
x

Problem Solving for Chapter 6

1. (a)
dy
dt
 y1.01 (b)  y1 dy   k dt

 y1.01 dy  dt
y

 kt  C1

y0.01 y  kt  C


 t  C1
0.01
1
y
1 C  kt1
 0.01t  C
y0.01 

1
y0  y0 
1
C1
C1 
1
y0
C
1
y0

y0.01 
C  0.01t
1
Hence, y  .

1

1 1
y  kt
C  0.01t100 y0
1 1
y0  1: 1  C1 For t , y .
C100 y 0k
1
Hence, y  .
1  0.01t100
For T  100, lim y  .
tT

dy
2. Since  k y  20,
dt

 1
y  20
dy   k dt

 
ln y  20  k t  C
y  Cekt  20.
When t  0, y  72. Therefore, C  52.
28 7 7
When t  1, y  48. Therefore, 48  52ek  20, ek  52  13, and k  ln 13. Thus, y  52eln713t  20.
When t  5, y  52e5 ln713  20  22.35.
Problem Solving for Chapter 6 603

dS dS
3. (a)  k1SL  S (b)  k1S100  S
dt dt



L d 2S

S dS dS
1  Cekt
is a solution because  k1 S   100  S
dt 2 dt dt
dS dS
 L1  Cekt 2Ckekt   k1100  2S
dt dt
LC kekt dS
  0 when S  50 or  0.
1  Cekt 2 dt
C Lekt

Lk 1  LCe kt  1  Cekt Choosing S  50, we have:
100
50 

k

L
L 1  Cekt

L
L
1  Cekt 1  9eln49t
2  1  9eln49t
k
 k1SL  S, where k1  . ln19
L t
ln49
L  100. Also, S  10 when t  0 C  9. And,
S  20 when t  1 k  ln 49. t  2.7 months (This is the inflection point.)

100 (d) S

Particular Solution: s 
1  9eln49t 140
120
100
100
 80
1  9e0.8109t 60
40
(c) 125 20
t
1 2 3 4

(e) Sales will decrease toward the line S  L.


0 10
0

4. (a)
dy
dt
 k ln
L
y
y
(d) y0  500  5000eC eC  10 C  ln 10
7000
dy
 k dt
y ln L  ln y
ln ln L  ln y  kt  C1
0 500
L
ln  Cekt 0
y
L
y
 eCe
kt
dy
dt
 k ln
L
y
y

1 L dy
d 2y L dy



kt
y  LeCe  k ln  ky
dt 2 y dt Ly y 2 dt
(b) 2000

k

dy
dt
ln
L
y
1
0
0
500
 k2 ln
Ly y ln
Ly  1

(c) As t , y L, the carrying capacity.


Hence,
d2y
dt 2
 0 when ln
L
y
L
y

L
1 e y .
e
L 5000
y   1839.4 and t  41.7.
e e
The graph is concave upward on 0, 41.7 and downward
on 41.7, .
604 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

5. Let u 
1
2
k t

ln b
k
.
e 4  eu 2
1  tanh u  1  
e u  eu 1  e2u
e2u  ek t  ln bk  e ln bekt  bekt
Finally,
1
2
1
L 1  tanh k t 
2
ln b
k

 L2 1  tanh u
L 2

2 1  bekt
L
 .
1  bekt
The graph of the logistics function is just a shift of the graph of the hyperbolic tangent, as shown in Section 5.10.


121 dh
2
6. k  7. (a) Ah  k2gh
dt
g  32 dh
r2  k64h
dt
x 2   y  62  36 Equation of tank
8k 8k
x 2  36   y  62  12y  y 2 h12 dh  dt  C dt, C
r2 r2
Ah  12h  h2 Area of
cross section 2h  Ct  C1

dh 218  C1 at t  0, h  18


Ah  k2gh
dt Hence, 2h  Ct  62.
dh 1 At t  3060  1800, h  12:
12h  h 2  64h
dt 144
212  1800 C  62
dh 1
12h  h 2   h12 62  43
dt 18  C  0.000865
1800

 18h 32  216h12 dh   dt Hence, 2h  0.000865t  62.


62
36 52 h0 t  9809.1 seconds (2 hr,
h  144h 32  t  C 0.000865
5
43 min, 29 sec)
h 32
36h  720  t  C
5 (b) t  3600 sec 2h  0.0008653600  62
6 32
When h  6, t  0 and C  504  1481.45. h  7.21 feet
5
r
The tank is completely drained when
h  0 t  1481.45 seconds  24 minutes and 41
seconds. 18 ft
y h

6 ft

h
x

x 2 + (y 6)2 = 36
Problem Solving for Chapter 6 605

dh
8. Ah  k2gh
dt
dh 
64  8h
dt 36

 h12 dh   1
288
dt

t
2h  C
288
h  20: 220  C  45
t
2h   45
288
h  0 t  45 288  2575.95 sec

9. Let the radio receiver be located at x0, 0. The tangent line to
y  x  x2 joins 1, 1 and x0, 0.
y

Transmitter
(1, 1)
1

y = x x2
Radio
x
1 x 1
x0

(a) If x, y is the point of tangency on y  x  x2, then (b) Now let the transmitter be located at 1, h.
y  1 x  x2  1 y  h x  x2  h
1  2x   1  2x  
x1 x1 x1 x1
x  2x2  1  2x  x  x2  1 x  2x 2  1  2x  x  x 2  h
x2  2x  2  0 x2  2x  h  1  0
2 4  4h  1 
x
2 4  8
2  1  3 x
2
y  x  x2  33  5.  1  2  h
10 1  33  5 6  33 y  x  x2
Then  
1  x0 1  1  3  3  32  h  h  4
3  1  x0 6  33  h0 h  32  h  h  4
Then, 
 6  33  x06  33  1  x0 1  1  2  h 
43  6 2h  4  32  h
x0   1.155. 
6  33  2  h
(c) 10 x0  1 2  h

h 2h  4  32  h
h2  h
x0   1.
0.25 3 2h  4  32  h
2

There is a vertical asymptote at h  14, which is the


height of the mountain.
606 Chapter 6 Differential Equations

10.
ds
dt
 3.5  0.019s 11. (a)   dC
C

R
 dt
V

(a)  ds
3.5  0.019s
  dt  
R
ln C   t  K1
V
1 C  KeRtV
0.019 
ln 3.5  0.019s  t  C1
Since C  C0 when t  0, it follows that K  C0 and
 
ln 3.5  0.019s  0.019t  C2 the function is C  C0 eRtV.

3.5  0.019s  C3 e0.019t (b) Finally, as t , we have

0.019s  3.5  C3 e0.019t lim C  lim C0 eRtV  0.


t  t 

s  184.21  Ce0.019t
(b) 400

0 200
0

(c) As t , Ce0.019t 0, and s 184.21.

12. From Exercise 39, we have C  C0 eRtV. 13. (a)  1


Q  RC
dC   1
V
dt
(a) For V  2, R  0.5, and C0  0.6, we have
1 t
C  0.6e0.25t. 
R  
ln Q  RC   K1
V
0.8
Q  RC  eR tV K1
1
C Q  eR tV K1
R
0 4
1
0
 Q  KeRtV 
R
(b) For V  2, R  1.5, and C0  0.6, we have
C  0.6e0.75t. Since C  0 when t  0, it follows that K  Q and
Q
0.8 we have C  1  eRtV .
R
(b) As t , the limit of C is QR.

0 4
0

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