(a) Show that
dxdy=⟹dx4d4y=y2−xAydx3d3y+Bdxdydx2d2y
where A and B are integers to be determined.
(4)
Given that y=1 at x=−1
(b) determine the Taylor series solution for y , in ascending powers of (x+1) up to and including the term in (x+1)4 , giving each coefficient in simplest form.
(3)
解答
(a)
Given dxdy=y2−x.
Differentiate with respect to x using implicit differentiation and the product rule:
dx2d2y=2ydxdy−1
Differentiate a second time:
dx3d3y=2ydx2d2y+2(dxdy)2
Differentiate a third time:
dx4d4y==(2ydx3d3y+2dxdydx2d2y)+4dxdydx2d2y2ydx3d3y+6dxdydx2d2y
This is in the required form with A=2 and B=6.
(b)
Evaluate y and its derivatives at x=−1. We are given y=1.
y′(−1)=y′′(−1)=y′′′(−1)=y(4)(−1)=(1)2−(−1)=22(1)(2)−1=32(1)(3)+2(2)2=6+8=142(1)(14)+6(2)(3)=28+36=64
The Taylor series expansion in ascending powers of (x+1) is given by:
y(x)≈≈≈y(−1)+y′(−1)(x+1)+2!y′′(−1)(x+1)2+3!y′′′(−1)(x+1)3+4!y(4)(−1)(x+1)41+2(x+1)+23(x+1)2+614(x+1)3+2464(x+1)41+2(x+1)+23(x+1)2+37(x+1)3+38(x+1)4