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Differential Equations

Get ready for your Unit 7 AP® Calculus AB test with our comprehensive Differential Equations review. This unit introduces slope fields, separable differential equations, and real-world modeling of motion and growth, core concepts that deepen your understanding of calculus.

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Differential Equations Practice Tests

Question

If the population P(t) of microorganisms in an experiment changes linearly, where t is the time in hours, which of the following differential equations could model the rate of change in the number of microorganisms?

A. dP dt = - 362
B. dP dt = - 362 P
C. dP dt = - 418 t
D. dP dt = - 418 P 2

Hint :

If the growth of a quantity is linear, then the rate of growth of the quantity is constant.

Explanation

The rate of change of a linear function y is a differential equation of the form  dy dt = k , where k is the slope of the line (a constant) and  dy dt  is the derivative of y with respect to time t.

Linear Growth

It is given that the population of microorganisms P(t) at time t in the experiment changes linearly, so the rate of change of the population  dP dt  is constant. Eliminate all choices that include a variable.

Eliminate Choices

The only choice that could model the rate of change in the number of microorganisms is  dP dt = - 362 .

(Choices B and C) dP dt = - 362 P  and  dP dt = - 418 t  model linear rates of change. However, the rate of change of the population must be a constant value for the population to change linearly.

(Choice D) dP dt = - 418 P 2  contains a quadratic expression, but the rate of change of a linear function must equal a constant.

Things to remember:
The rate of change of a linear function y is a differential equation of the form  dy dt = k , where k is the slope of the line (a constant) and  dy dt  is the derivative of a function y with respect to time t.

Question

Which of the following is the solution and its domain for the differential equation dy dx = 16 x y with the initial condition y (2) = - 2 ?

A. y = 16 x 2 - 60 for x 15 2
B. y = - 16 x 2 - 60 for x 15 2
C. y = 16 x 2 - 60 for x - 15 2
D. y = - 16 x 2 - 60 for x - 15 2

Hint :

To find a particular solution to a separable differential equation, first separate the variables.

Explanation

To find a particular solution to a separable differential equation, separate the variables, integrate both sides of the equation, and then use an initial condition to find the expression for y that includes the constant of integration.

First multiply the given differential equation by dx and y to separate the variables on opposite sides of the equation.

dy dx = 16 x y Given differential equation
y dy = 16 x dx Multiply both sides by dx and y

Now integrate both sides of the equation to find the general solution to the differential equation.

0 0 y dy = 0 0 16 x dx Integrals of resulting equation
y 2 2 + C 1 = 8 x 2 + C 2 Integrate
y 2 2 = 8 x 2 + C Combine constants of integration

To find the value of C, plug in the initial condition y(2) = −2 and solve for C.

y 2 2 = 8 x 2 + C General solution to differential equation
(- 2) (2) 2 = 8 (2) 2 + C Plug in y(2) = −2
2 = 32 + C Simplify
- 30 = C Subtract 32 from both sides

Substitute C = −30 into the general solution to the differential equation, and then solve for y to find the particular solution to the differential equation.

y 2 2 = 8 x 2 + C General solution to differential equation
y 2 2 = 8 x 2 - 30 Substitute C = −30
y 2 = 16 x 2 - 60 Multiply both sides by 2
y = ± 16 x 2 - 60 Take square root of both sides

The equation  y = ± 16 x 2 - 60  represents two different solutions,  y = - 16 x 2 - 60  and  y = 16 x 2 - 60 . Use the given initial condition to determine which case is the particular solution to the differential equation.

The y-value of the initial condition y(2) = −2 is negative, so the particular solution to the differential equation  dy dx = 16 x y  is the negative case y = - 16 x 2 - 60 . Eliminate Choices A and C.

Negative Cases

There are only two possible domains given in the answer choices,  x 15 2  and  x - 15 2 . Use the x-value of the initial condition (x = 2) to see that the domain must be  x 15 2  because  2 15 2 , so it is not necessary to derive the domain.

Therefore, the solution to the differential equation is  y = - 16 x 2 - 60  and its domain is  x 15 2 .

(Choice A) y = 16 x 2 - 60  for  x 15 2  may result from mistakenly using the x-value of the initial condition to choose the positive solution to the differential equation instead of the value of f(2).

(Choice C) y = 16 x 2 - 60  for  x - 15 2  may result from the combination of errors described in Choices A and D.

(Choice D) y = - 16 x 2 - 60  for  x - 15 2  may result from mistakenly using the negative value of f(2), instead of the positive x-value, to determine the domain from the given condition.

Things to remember:
To determine a particular solution to a separable differential equation, separate the variables, integrate both sides of the equation, and use the given initial condition to find the expression for f(x) that includes the constant of integration.

Question

If  dy dx = 3 - y , and if y = 2 when x = 4, then y =

A. 3 + ex
B. 3 − ex
C. 3 − e4 − x
D. 3 − ex − 4

Hint :

To find a particular solution to a separable differential equation, separate the variables and integrate each side of the equation independently.

Explanation

To determine a particular solution to a separable differential equation, first separate the variables, integrate both sides of the equation, then add the constant of integration.

Multiply the differential equation by dx and divide by 3 − y to separate the variables.

X and Y Terms

Integrate both sides of the resulting equation independently. The left side is a composite function of the form  1 u , where u = 3 − y, so use u-substitution and the natural logarithm rule. Apply the power rule to the right side.

dy 3 - y = dx Integral of both sides
- du u = dx Substitute 3 − y = u and dy = −du
- ln |u| = x + C Integrate
- ln |3 - y| = x + C Substitute u = 3 − y

Plug in the given initial condition of x = 4 and y = 2 and solve for C to find the particular value of C.

−ln|3 − y| = x + C General solution to differential equation
−ln|3 − 2| = 4 + C Plug in x = 4 and y = 2
−ln|1| = 4 + C Subtract
0 = 4 + C Simplify ln1 = 0
−4 = C Subtract 4 from both sides

Substitute C = −4 into the general solution to the differential equation and solve for y.

−ln|3 − y| = x + C General solution to differential equation
−ln|3 − y| = x + (−4) Substitute C = −4
ln|3 − y| = 4 − x Multiply both sides by −1
|3 − y| = e4 − x Apply logarithmic exponential relationship
3 − y = ±e4 − x Remove absolute value bars
3 ± e4 − x = y Solve for y

The expression e4 − x is positive for all values of x and the given value of y = 2 is less than 3, so the exponential term must be negative.

Therefore, the solution to the given differential equation if y = 2 when x = 4 is y = 3 − e4 − x.

(Choices A and B) 3 + ex and 3 − ex may result from not adding a constant of integration when integrating both sides of the differential equation.

(Choice D) 3 − ex − 4 may result from not using u-substitution to integrate the y-term, leading to the incorrect integral  dy 3 - y = ln | 3 - y | + C .

Things to remember:
To determine a particular solution to a separable differential equation, separate the variables, integrate both sides of the equation, and use the given initial condition to find the constant of integration.

It is also possible to find the solution to the given differential equation by using the given information to determine which choice satisfies the initial condition and differential equation.

First, plug the given value of x = 4 into each choice to verify which choices yield the given value of y = 2.

Choices

Eliminate Choices A and B because they do not yield values of y = 2 when x = 4.

Substitute each of the remaining choices in for y in the given differential equation to determine which results in a true statement.

Eliminate Choice D because it does not result in a true statement.

Therefore, the solution to the given differential equation if y = 2 when x = 4 is y = 3 − e4 − x.

Things to remember:
To find the particular solution to a differential equation given a finite number of choices, it may be possible to test each choice with given information to determine which satisfies the initial condition and differential equation.

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