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MATH 2260 Worksheet
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Worksheet Week 5 Model Solution
Section 7.2.
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1. Solve the differential equation
dy
= 3x2 e−y .
dx
(a) Collect all y terms on the left side and all x terms on the right side.
ey dy = 3x2 dx
(b) Integrate both sides of this equation.
Z
Z
ey dy = 3x2 dx
(c) Compute each side separately and get an implicit function.
Z
ey dy = ey + C1
Z
3x2 dx = x3 + C2
ey + C1 = x3 + C2
ey = x3 + C
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2. Solve the differential equation
dy
e2x−y
= x+y .
dx
e
dy
= e2x−y−x−y = ex−2y = ex e−2y ⇒ e2y dy = ex dx
dx
Z
Z
e2y dy = ex dx
Z
1
e2y dy = e2y + C1
2
Z
ex dx = ex + C2
1 2y
e + C1 = e x + C2
2
1 2y
e = ex + C
2
3. Solve the differential equation
dy
= ex−y + ex + e−y + 1.
dx
dy
= (ex + 1)(e−y + 1)
dx
1
dy = ex + 1dx
e−y + 1
Z
Z
1
dy = ex + 1dx
e−y + 1
Z
Z
Z
1
ey
ey
dy
=
dy
=
dy
e−y + 1
ey (e−y + 1)
1 + ey
u = 1 + ey ⇒
Z
ey
dy =
1 + ey
Z
du
= ey , du = ey dy
dy
1
du = ln |u| + C1 = ln |1 + ey | + C1 = ln(1 + ey ) + C1 (1 + ey > 0)
u
Z
ex + 1dx = ex + x + C2
ln(1 + ey ) + C1 = ex + x + C2
ln(1 + ey ) = ex + x + C
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4. The intensity L(x) of light x feet beneath the surface of the ocean satisfies the
differential equation
dL
= −kL.
dx
As a diver, you know from experience that diving to 18 ft in the Caribbean Sea
cuts the intensity in half. You cannot work without artificial light when the intensity falls below one-tenth of the surface value. About how deep can you expect
to work without artificial light?
(a) Write down the quantity we want to describe as a function, if it is not explicitly stated (In this example, it is L(x), the intensity of the light.).
L(x) = intensity of the light at x feet beneath the surface
(b) Write down the differential equation about it, if it is not explicitly stated (In
this example, we already have one.).
dL
= −kL
dx
(c) Find a general solution of given differential equation.
dL
= −kL ⇒ L(x) = L0 e−kx , L0 = intensity of the light on the surface.
dx
(d) Find the constant k, from the information given in the problem.
L(18) =
L0
L0
1
⇒ L0 e−18k =
⇒ e−18k = ⇒ e18k = 2
2
2
2
ln 2 = ln e18k = 18k ⇒ k =
ln 2
18
(e) Find the value of x that makes the intensity as one-tenth of the surface value.
ln 2
L(x) = L0 e− 18 x
ln 2
L0 e− 18 x =
ln 2
ln 2
L0
1
⇒ e− 18 x =
⇒ e 18 x = 10
10
10
ln 2
18 ln 10
x⇒x=
≈ 59.8
18
ln 2
As you can see, the initial value L0 does not have a special role.
ln 2
⇒ ln 10 = ln e 18 x =
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(f) Write down your answer with an appropriate unit.
18 ln 10
ft (≈ 59.8 ft)
ln 2
5. The charcoal from a tree killed in the volcanic eruption that formed Crater Lake
in Oregon contained 44.5% of the carbon-14 found in living matter. About how
old is Crater Lake? (The half-life of the carbon-14 is 5730 years.)
C(x) = ratio of carbon-14 to the ordinary carbon in a matter x years after its death
dC
= −kC
dx
dC
= −kC ⇒ C(x) = C0 e−kx ,
dx
C0 = C(0) = ratio of carbon-14 to ordinary carbon in a living matter
C(5730) =
C0
1
C0
⇒ C0 e−5730k =
⇒ e−5730k =
2
2
2
⇒ e5730k = 2 ⇒ ln 2 = ln e5730k = 5730k ⇒ k =
ln 2
ln 2
5730
ln 2
C(x) = 0.445C0 ⇒ C0 e− 5730 x = 0.445C0 ⇒ e− 5730 x = 0.445
ln 2
ln(0.445) = ln e− 5730 x = −
−
5730 ln(0.445)
ln 2
x⇒x=−
≈ 6693
5730
ln 2
5730 ln(0.445)
years (≈ 6693 years)
ln 2
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Let’s try a little bit different problem.
6. A colony of bacteria is grown under ideal conditions in a laboratory so that the
population increases exponentially with time. At the end of 3 hours there are
10,000 bacteria. At the end of 5 hours there are 40,000. How many bacteria were
present initially?
B(x) = number of bacteria after x hours
dB
= kB
dx
B(x) = B0 ekx , B0 = B(0) = number of initial bacteria
B(3) = 10000 ⇒ B0 e3k = 10000
B(5) = 40000 ⇒ B0 e5k = 40000
4=
B(5)
B0 e5k
e5k
=
=
= e5k−3k = e2k
B(3)
B0 e3k
e3k
4 = e2k ⇒ ln 4 = ln e2k = 2k ⇒ k =
ln 4
ln 22
2 ln 2
=
=
= ln 2
2
2
2
10000 = B(3) = B0 e3 ln 2 ⇒ B0 = 10000e−3 ln 2 = 10000(eln 2 )−3
= 10000 · 2−3 =
5
10000
= 1250
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