Title | Mobius 4 assignment |
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Author | Dan Huang |
Course | Calculus for the Life Sciences I |
Institution | University of Ottawa |
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Mobius 4 assignment...
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Assignment Worksheet
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Name:
____________________________
Class:
MAT 1332 - Winter 2020 - All sections
Class #:
____________________________
Section #:
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Instructor: Benoit Dionne
Assignment: Assignment 4
Question 1: (1 point) For which values of
does the function
satisfy the differential equation
List all the values in the textbox below, separating multiple entries by a semi-colon.
Question 2: (1 point) Find the solution to the differential equation
with the initial condition Answer:
__________
(If needed: Recall that in MapleTA, we write
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for
.)
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Question 3: (1 point) A bacterial culture starts with
bacteria and grows at a rate proportional to its numbers. It has already
(i) Find an expression for the number of bacteria after __________ bacteria. Give an exact formula (do not round the exponents).
(ii) Calculate the number of bacteria after Answer: ____________ bacteria. Round the answer to the nearest integer.
bacteria after
hours.
hours.
hours.
(iii) What is the growth rate of the population after Answer: ____________ bacteria per hour. Round the answer to the nearest integer.
hours?
(iv) How long will it take for the number of bacteria to reach Answer: ____________ hours. Round the answer to the nearest integer.
units?
Question 4: (1 point) A bacterial culture starts with a certain number of bacteria and expands at a rate proportional to the number of bacteria. a) If is the number of bacteria at time measured in hours, write a differential equation describing the behaviour of will involve a constant representing the proportional relation, and the variable .
. Your answer
__________ b) Solve the differential equation above to find the number of bacteria as a function of the time . Your solution should depend on initial number of bacteria.
and the
__________ c) Given that after
hours, the number of bacteria has tripled, find the exact value of .
__________ d) With the value of
you found in (c), what can be said about the following ratios
____________ ,
____________ and in general ____________ e) Still in the specific case discussed in (c), how long does it take for the number of bacteria to be
times bigger?
Answer: ____________
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Question 5: (1 point) A pork roast is removed from an oven at . Its initial temperature is . The roast is left on the kitchen counter until , at which point it is put into the refrigerator; at that time its temperature is . When the roast is taken out of the refrigerator, at , its final temperature is . The room temperature is and the refrigerator is kept at a temperature of . In order to answer the following questions, let us assume that the temperature of the roast follows Newton’s Law of Cooling while on the counter as well as in the fridge, but for different constants.
(i) What is the temperature of the roast at Answer: ____________ C
? Give the answer with
precision.
(ii) What is the temperature of the roast at Answer: ____________ C
? Give the answer with
precision.
Question 6: (1 point) Some biologists decided to seed a lake with trout. They estimated the carrying capacity of the lake to be year they noticed that the population of trout had tripled.
(i) Assuming the population follows the logistic model, calculate the relative growth rate ____________ . Round your answer to decimal places.
(ii) After how many years did the population in the lake reach Answer: ____________ years. Round the answer to decimal places.
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trout. By the end of
for an unconstrained environment.
trout?
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Question 7: (1 point) Solve the initial-value problem shown below:
Give an exact formula for
.
__________
Question 8: (1 point) Solve the initial-value problem shown below:
Give an exact formula for __________
valid for
(such that
).
Question 9: (1 point)
A patch of moss initially occupies an area of hours, the patch has grown to
. The size of the patch of moss grows at a rate inversely proportional to its size. After
.
a) If the size of the patch of moss at time is
, the differential equation describing the growth of the patch of moss is
__________ , where your solution will depend on the constant of proportionality
that will be determined later.
b) Find the general solution of the differential equation given in (a). __________ Your solution will depend on
and the arbitrary constant of integration
.
c) Use the information given in the question to determine the exact values of
and
for thin problem. Then, write the particular solution.
__________ d) What is the size of the patch after
hours? Give your answer with a precision of at least three decimal places.
Answer: ____________ e) How long does it take for the size of the patch of moss to reach places.
? Give your answer with a precision of at least three decimal
Answer: ____________
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Question 10: (1 point) We want to solve the differential equation
a) This differential equation is separable and can be writen.
where __________ and __________ b) To compute the integral
, you need to use the substitution
__________ With this substitution, we get
, where
__________ We find that __________ and hence __________
,
where we have added the constant of integration c) To compute the integral
for you; so you don't need to add one in your answer.
, you need to use integration by parts with
__________ and __________ With this choice, we get
where __________ and __________ We then find that __________ where we have added the constant of integration d)Solve
for
satisfying the initial condition
for you; so you don't need to add one in your answer.
to find the general solution of the given differential equation. Then, give the particular solution
.
__________
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