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Linear Differential Equations and Heat Transfer

The document contains a series of questions related to differential equations, including their general forms, integrating factors, and specific examples. It also discusses rectilinear motion and the evaluation of integrals using substitutions for the Beta function. Additionally, there is a question regarding heat conduction in a pipe covered with asbestos, applying Fourier's law of heat conduction.

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Linear Differential Equations and Heat Transfer

The document contains a series of questions related to differential equations, including their general forms, integrating factors, and specific examples. It also discusses rectilinear motion and the evaluation of integrals using substitutions for the Beta function. Additionally, there is a question regarding heat conduction in a pipe covered with asbestos, applying Fourier's law of heat conduction.

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Q.

1 Write the general form of linear differential equation in y


Q.2 For an nonexact differential equation M  x, y  dx  N  x, y  dx  0 ,if
M N

y x
  ( x) then write integrating factor of the differential equation
N
Q.3 dy
If the differential equation  2 xy  sin x is linear then write its
dx
integrating factor
Q.4 What is mean by rectilinear motion

 
1
Q.5
Write proper substitution for evaluation of integral 
0
x5 1  x dx by

converting in the form of Beta function


Q.6 1 2 3 x 
Determine whether the differential equation  y – x  dx + y – 2  dy = 0
   y 

Q.7 A pipe 10 cm in diameter contains steam at 100C, it is covered with


asbestos 5 cm thick for which k = 0.006 and outside temperature is at
(2 k )
30[Link] Fourier’s law of conduction of heat , q  dT where r2 is
 r2 
log  
 r1 
outer and r1 is inner radius of pipe. Then find the amount of heat lost q
Q.8 5
Find the value of
2

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