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    MTH301

    Solution:
    Student ID: BC210208598
    Q#1: Solution:
    To solve the initial value problem
    𝑑
    𝑦
    𝑑
    𝑥
    =
    cos
    ⁡
    (
    𝑥
    )
    dx
    dy

    =cos(x) with the initial condition


    𝑦
    (
    0
    )
    =
    1
    y(0)=1, we can integrate both sides of the equation:

    ∫
    𝑑
    𝑦
    𝑑
    𝑥

    𝑑
    𝑥
    =
    ∫
    cos
    ⁡
    (
    𝑥
    )

    𝑑
    𝑥
    ∫
    dx
    dy

    dx=∫cos(x)dx

    This gives us:

    𝑦
    =
    ∫
    cos
    ⁡
    (
    𝑥
    )

    𝑑
    𝑥
    +
    𝐶
    y=∫cos(x)dx+C

    𝑦
    =
    sin
    ⁡
    (
    𝑥
    )
    +
    𝐶
    y=sin(x)+C

    Now, using the initial condition


    𝑦
    (
    0
    )
    =
    1
    y(0)=1:

    1
    =
    sin
    ⁡
    (
    0
    )
    +
    𝐶
    1=sin(0)+C

    𝐶
    =
    1
    C=1

    So, the solution to the initial value problem is:

    𝑦
    =
    sin
    ⁡
    (
    𝑥
    )
    +
    1
    y=sin(x)+1

    Q#2: Solution:
    To find the distance between points A = (2, 3, 5) and B = (3, 4, 6), we can use the distance formula:

    distance= √ ❑

    where( x 1 , y 1 , z 1)=A∧(x 2, y 2 , z 2)=B .

    Plugging in the values, we get:


    distance= √ ❑

    ¿ √❑

    ¿ √❑

    ¿ √❑

    So, the distance between points A and B is √3 units.

    Q#3: Solution:
    First, let's find the partial derivatives:
    ∂f
    fx ( x , y )= =2 x +2 y
    ∂x

    ∂f
    fy ( x , y )= =2 y+ 2 x
    ∂y

    Now, let's find the mixed partial derivatives:


    2
    ( ) ∂ f
    fx y , x = =2
    ∂ y ∂x
    2
    ∂ f
    fy ( x , y )= =2
    ∂ x∂ y

    Since fx( y , x)=fy(x , y)=2 , the mixed partial derivatives are equal.
    Additionally, since the function f(x, y) is a polynomial, it is continuous everywhere. Therefore, the mixed partial derivatives are
    also continuous.
    Hence, Clairaut's Theorem is verified for the function f ( x , y )=x 2 + y 2+ 2 xy .
    Solution:02 of Question#3
    fx=2 x +2 y

    f xy =2........(1)

    fy=2 y +2 x

    fyx=2. .......(ii)

    ¿(I )∧(ii)

    fxy=fyx

    Hence proved.

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