MHT CET202522 Apr 2025Evening ShiftMathematicsDifferential EquationsActual
The differential equation satisfied by y=X (6 t+5)+Y (6 t+5) is (where X and Y are constants)
Options
- Ad ^2 y dt ^2 +6 y =0
- Bd ^2 y dt ^2 =0
- Cd ^2 y dt ^2 +36 y =0
- Dd^2 y d t^2 +25 y=0
Correct answer
C. d ^2 y dt ^2 +36 y =0
Step-by-step solution
Given the function y = X (6t + 5) + Y (6t + 5) Differentiate twice to find a relation with the original function. Differentiating y yields the first derivative: dy dt = 6X (6t + 5) - 6Y (6t + 5) A second differentiation gives: d^2y dt^2 = -36X (6t + 5) - 36Y (6t + 5) This simplifies to: d^2y dt^2 = -36 (X (6t + 5) + Y (6t + 5) ) Recognizing the original definition of y , we substitute to obtain: d^2y dt^2 = -36y Rearranged, this gives the homogeneous second-order linear differential equation: d^2y dt^2 + 36y = 0 Th