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The following tridiagonal system must be solved as part of a larger algorithm (Crank-Nicolson) for solving partial differential equations:
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- Solve Exercise 14 if a 25 solution of the same mixture is added instead of pure alcohol.arrow_forward(12.1) SOLVE 30 KULTURT 2 x²y" + xy² + (1x² - 2) y = 0 BY BECIELS METHOD.arrow_forwardIn 6 decimal places and in 8th iteration, use the Gauss-Seidel iterative process to find the solution of x, in the following system of equations 1.2x1 + 4.4x2 – 1.9x3 = -4.2 5.1x – 1.3x2 + 2.4.x3 = 2.7 -2.6x1 + 1.7x2 – 6.3x3 = 9.6. (0) (0) (0) Use x," = x," = X,"= 1 (8) Answer. X, =arrow_forward
- Find all solutions of x2 - x + 2 = 0 over Z3[i].arrow_forwardInitially, two large tanks A and B each hold 100 gallons of brine. The well-stirred liquid is pumped between the tanks as shown in the figure below. Use the information given in the figure to construct a mathematical model for the number of pounds of salt x1(t) and x2(t) at time t, measured in minutes, in tanks A and B, respectively.arrow_forwardFind the general solution of the given DEs.arrow_forward
- Suppose Ct is the concentration of a drug in the bloodstream at time t, A is the concentration of the drug that is administered at each time step, and k is the fraction of the drug metabolized in a time step. (a) What is the recursion that models the dynamics of drug concentration? Ct+1 = (b) If the initial concentration is Co 200 150 100 50 200 150 100 50 Ct Ct 2 2 4 = 110 µg/mL and A = 80 µg/mL and k = 6 8 …... 6 CO 8 10 t 10 120 100 80 60 40 20 150 Ct 100 1 2' 50 plot some points on the graph of Ct. 2 2 4 4 8 6 ….... 10 8 t 10arrow_forward2. (a) Show that 25 – 32 = (z – 2)(16 + 8z + 4z² + 2z³ + z4). %3D (b) Find the roots of 16+ 8z + 4z2 + 223 + z4 = 0 by using De Moivre's theorem to solve 25 – 32 = 0. -arrow_forwardLK [] Rk the number of owls in the area studied, and R is the number (in thousands) of wood rats in the area studied. Suppose Lk + 1 = (0.3)Lk + (0.6)Rk and Rk+ 1 = (-0.2)Lk +(1.1)Rk. Determine the evolution of this system. (Give a formula for XK.) Does the owl population grow or decline? Does the wood rat population grow or decline? Denote owl and wood rat populations in a particular area at time k by xk = Give a formula for xk for this system. Choose the correct answer below. (0.5) 1 [3]+၈] [13]. [:] kqtx[]•gaz[3] + C₂ (0.3) k C₁(1.1) k []+200 [³] (0.5) O A. Xk=C(0.9)k| <-mer O B. Xk=c,(1.1)k| O C. O D. X = C,(0.9)k| where k is the time in months, Lk isarrow_forward
- Consider the following system of coupled second-order equations, x + 4x1 = x2 x2 + 4x2 0. Re-write this system of second order equations as a system of first order equations. Compute the solution for the initial condition x1(0) = 1, x1(0) = 0, x2(0) compute the (complex) Jordan normal form for the system. Note: you should find that the solution grows linearly in time which is indicative of a resonance in the system. = 1, x2(0) 0. Thenarrow_forwardSolve. The same way to ask the solution Compute the matrix exponential e At for the system x' = Ax given below. - x'₁ =20x₁ −20x₂, x'2 = 10x₁ − 10x₂ e At = 44This is a solved question At Compute the matrix exponential e for the system x' = Ax given below. x₁20x₁20x₂, x 2 = 15x₁15x₂ −3+4e5t 4-4 e 5t At -3+3e5t 4-3 e 5t 1arrow_forwardtn=tn−1+3n and t1=10 Find the fourth termarrow_forward
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