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NUMERICAL METHODS - 2
I 0 [Common to all the streams in II Semester]
10.1 | Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs)
Consider a differential equation of first order and first degree in the form
“ = F(3,y) with the initial condition y(x,) = yy, thatis ¥ = Yy atx = x
ax
This problem of finding y is called an initial value problem.
We discuss five numerical methods for solving an initial value problem,
In these numerical methods, we compute y (x) in the neighbourhood of the
value of 'x,.
Equivalently, we compute y (x, +/) where / is small enough. Lesser the
value of h, results in greater the accuracy of y(x, +/).
10.2] Taylor’s series method
d
Consider the initial value problem : i = f(xy) and y(x,) = y,.
The solution y (x ) is approximated to a power series in (x—x,) using
Taylor's series. Then we can find the value of y for various values of x in the
neighbourhood of x,
We have Taylor's series expansion y ( x ) about the point x, in the form :
; (z-%, 7. , xx),
¥(X) = y (x, )+(x—x, )y'(x,) + a v(x) + Ee y (xy) te
2
Here y'(x,), y"(x,),--- denote the value of the derivatives oy.
Ix a
at x, which can be found by making use of the data.—
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ja] Use Taylor's series method to find y at x = 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 considering terms upto
ine third degree given that w =x'+y? and y(0)=1, [Dec 18]
& Taylor's series expansion of y (x ) is given by
ye) = 8422 IY (4) + ED” x, FY yr)
By data, %) = 0,y, =1 and y' =x? +y?
y(x) = ¥(0 exy()+ FY (0+ yO ) --@)
We need to compute y'(0),y"(0),y"(0).
Consider, y'=x>+y? ; y'(0)= 07 +[y(0)P =0+1=1
Differentiating y' w.r.t x we have,
y” = 2x4 2yy' ;
y" (0) = (2)(0)+2-y(0)-y'(0) = (2)(1)(1) = 2
Differentiating y"w.r.t x we have,
y= 2+2Lyy"+(y' VP] 5 y"(0) = 24+2[(1)(2) +P] = 8
Substituting these values in (1) we have,
2 3 3
yOr)e Tere 2428 a Leet wi @
This is called as Taylor's series approximation upto the third degree and
we need to put x = 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 in the same. Thus we obtain,
:
y(01) =140.14(0.1) + uo -[Lan3)
Similarly on substituting x = 0.2 and 0.3 in (2), we obtain,
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[2] Find y at x = 1.02 correct to five decimal places given dy = (xy -I)dy
and y = 2 at x = 1 applying Taylor's series method.
® Taylor's series expansion is given by
VOX) = yay) (= lH) ED (a) SSE yey,
d
By data, x,=1,y, =2 and y' = fe =xy-1
Since the number of derivatives for approximation is not Specifically
mentioned, we shall have the approximation upto third degree.
-1y -1)
vo) = ¥en FS yay FP yay oy
Consider, y’ = xy-1 oy (Qe) at oa
y =xy'+y > y’ (A)=(1)(1)+2 = 3
y= xytyty ¢ y(1)=(1)(3)4141=5
To find y (1.02 ), we shall substitute these values along with x = 1.02 in (1),
Thus, y(1.02) = 2.02061
[3] From Taylor's series method, find y (0.1) considering upto fourth degree term
dy
if y (x) satisfies the equation 7 = x-y’,y(0)=1.
(x-x,)
:
Sat yl (xy) + AST (5) 4
© yx) = ylx,)+(e-x,)¥ @)+ Gay
By data, x,=0,y,=1y=x-y
: : i
Y(x) = y(O)#xy'(0) + Fy" (0) +579" (0) + yO (0) +.)
Consider, y' = x-y? ; y (0) =0-12 =-1
y’=1-2yy ; y’ (0) =1-(2)(1)(-1) =3
y" =0-2[yy'+(y'P]s y" (0) =~2[(1)(3)+(-1P ] = -8
(a) =
y) =-2[ yy" +y"y' + 2y'y"] = -2[ yy" +3y'y" ] (fourth derivatiee)_ENGG. MATHS - 2022 SCHE
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— (0) = = 2E) (8) #(3)(-1)(3)] = 34
find Y (0.1 ), we shall substitute these values along with x = 0.1 in (1)
y(0a) = 1+(0.1)(~1)4 OF (3)+ Cos 8)+ (ay a (34)
Thus, y(0.1) = 0.9138
[a] Use Taylor's series method to obtain a power series in (x-4) for the equation
obey P-2=0; x,=4,y, =1 and use it to find y at x = 4.1, 4.2, 43
cor 2 to four decimal places.
© Taylor's series expansion is given by
U(x) = 9(4)#(0=3,)y (2, ) +E yrs, ya
Since x, = 4, ¥, = 1 by data, the series becomes
vx) =y(4) +(x 4)y'(4) 4 FED y (aye 0)
Consider, 5xy'+y*-2 = 0
Substituting the initial values we obtain, [ Note: y/ = y'(x) ]
(5)(4)y'(4)+12-2=0 or 20y'(4)=1; y'(4) = 1/20 = 0.05
Differentiating the given equation w.r.t. x ,
S[xy"+y']+2yy' = 0 [ Note: y'= y"(x)]
Substituting the initial values and the value of y'(4) we have,
5[4y"(4) +0.05]+(2)(1)(0.05) =0 or y” (4) = -0.0175
Since the value of the second derivative itself is small enough we shall
approximate Taylor’s series as in (1) upto second degree terms only.
Substituting these values in (1) we have,
y(x) = 1+ (2=4)(0.05) +2547 (_0.0175)
We now find y (4.1), y (4.2) and y (43) font this expression.
097, y(4.3)
Thus,a
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yee)
[5] Use Taylor's series method to find y (4.1) given that Gy ~ 37 4
andy (4) =4. [Dec 17,
* The given DE is (x +y)y=1;%) =4= 4
Indirect diferentiation as in the previous problem is to be carried out once ang
on substitution of the relevant values we obtain y'(4) = -005,
y"(4) = -0.020125. Substituting in the Taylor's series we get[y (4.1) 049
[6] Use Taylor's series method to solve y' = x? + y in the range 0|
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di 5
[8] Given a aitty =2atx=1, find the approximate value Yat
X= 14 by taking step size h = 0.2 applying modified Euler's method.
[Dec 18, Sep 20]
‘* The problem has to be worked in two stages.
I Stage : x= Ly, = 2 f(xy) =1+(y/x), h = 0.2
X= 4x, t+h = 1.2, y(x,)=y, = y(1.2)=? 3 f(x, -¥,) =1+(2/1) =3
We have Euler's formula: y!°) = y, +h f (x, /¥) +)
y = 2+(0.2)(3) =2.6
Further we have modified Euler’s formula :
y= tly 1Yy) + F(x, -¥)] £.Q
yf? = 2+(0.1)[3+(14 yl /x, )]= 2+(0.1)[4 + 2.6/1.2] = 2.6167
Next approximation y\”) i
is gotjust by replacing the value of y\”) inplaceof y\"),
Now, y@) = 2+(0.1)[4+2.6167/1.2] = 2.6181
y® = 2+(0.1)[4+2.6181/1.2] = 2.6182 ; y® = 2.6182 = (12)
Il Stage : We repeat the process by taking y (1.2) = 2.6182 as the initial
condition.
x, = 1.2, y, = 2.6182 ; f(x,,y,) = 1+(y,/x,) = 3.1818
x, =, +h =14, y(x,) =y,= y(1.4) =
From (1), y\° = 2.6182 + (0.2)(3.1818) = 3.2546
From (2), y{”) = 2.6182 +(0.1)[3.1818 + (1+ y /x,)]
ie, —_-y(") = 2.6182 + (0.1) [ 4.1818 + 3.2546/1.4] = 3.2689
y = 2.6182 +(0.1)[ 4.1818 + 3.2689/1.4] = 3.2699
yl?) = 2.6182 +(0.1)[ 4.1818 + 3.2699/1.4] = 3.2699
699
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Remark : Observing the successive values, two ste
ps in the modi ‘
Best ildneairalp tr PS in the modified Euler's method
= 3x+ Ay with
dx 2
0.1. Perform three iterations at each step.
@ We need to find y (0.2 ) by taking h = 0.1
This implies that the problem has to be done in two stages.
I Stage : By data x, = 0, Vy
[9] Using modified Euler's method find Yat x =02 given “Y
= ingh=
y(0) 1 taking h [Dec 17, Sep 20]
=Lh = OL f(x,y) = 3x+(y/2)
F(%)1 Yo) = 0.5, x, =x,+h=01;
Y(%,) = y, = y(0.1) =?
From Euler's formula : y‘°) = Yy +h (x,,y,) we obtain,
yy” = 1+(0.1)(0.5) = 1.05 ; Next by modified Euler's formula,
h —
=H BLP H+ F(x, 99] = 1+24lo53., +4 |
(0)
y= 14005[05+3(01)+!2"| = 1.06625
The second iterative value is got simply by replacing y!" by yi”.
y =14 0.05/08 cd = 1.0667 ;
'y(0.1)= 1.0667
U Stage: Now, let x, = 0.1, y, = 1.0667
13
Wehave, f(x,y) =3x+(y/2); f(%ȴ) = 3(0.1) + O07 = 0.83335
X= x, +h =0.2 5 y, = y(x,) = y(0.2) =?
From Euler's formula : y = 1.0667 + 0.1(0.83335) = 1.15
Next, from modified Euler’s formula,
(0)
y\) = 1.0667 + 24 oss + 3x, we]
(0)
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y(02)= yy” 1 1.0967 +0.05[1.49335 +7] -[1.167545]
338
[10] Using modified Euler's method find y (0.1 ) correct to. four decimal places solving
the equation a =x-y?, y(0) =1 taking h = 0.1 Dune 19]
By data x,=0,y,=1h = 0.1, f(x) =x-y
-1,x, =x +h =0.1; (4) =% = y(0.1) =?
eo
f(%)1 My) =O-V =
From Euler's formula: y!°) = y, th f (%
We have modified Euler's formula,
5 Y,) we obtain, y =0.9
yO =¥,+ ELF (% 1 Vy) F(% 2 ¥O)]
0.1 2
yoo= 14 Tax, (i) ] = 1+0.05[-0.9-(0.9)*] = 0.9145
y (01) = 7 =1+0.05[-0.94(0,9145 y ] =10.9132
[11] Using modified Euler's method find y ( 20.2) and y ( 20.4) given that
d
fe a tog,(3 } with y (20) = 5 taking h = 0.2 [June 17]
* We shall first compute y ( 20.2) and use this value to compute y (20.4)
I Stage: By data x,= 20,y,=5 and h = 0.2
f(~y)= tog,(3 Ji Ff (%7 Yo) = 10g,, (4) = 0.6021
x, =x, +h =20.2; y(x,)=y, = y(20.2) =?
Euler’s formula: y\ = y,+hf(x,/¥)) i yi” = 5.1204
Next by modified Euler’s formula,
9) = yt ELF (2 Had Fa OY]Pe
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' 0.2 i x,
yl = 545°] 0.6021 + log al rs
1
20.2
y= s+0.4{ 0.6021 +t08,.( 223) = 5.1198
(2) 20.2 7
y(20.2)= 0 = 5 +04{ 0.6021 + 1og,,( 202, =([5.1198
II stage : Now, let x, = 20.2, y, = 5.1198
x
f(uy) = 108.) Ff (%) 1 ¥,) = 0.5961
x= x, th =20.4, y(x,) =y, = y(20.4) =?
By Euler's formula, y,”” = 5.1198 + (0.2) (0.5961) = 5.239
Now by modified Euler's formula,
0.2 %
yl? = 5.1198 + 83 [oss +1og,, (zs)
; 20.4
yo) = 5.1198 + oa[o.s961 + 1o8,6( 2945)| = 5.2384
20.4
(2) ys =
y(204)= yf = 5.1198 +0. 05961 +108,( 224] =|5.2385
a
[12] Use modified Euler's method to solve <* = x +|y | in the range 0 < x < 0.4
by taking h = 0.2 given that y = 1 at x = 0 initially. [June, 17, Dec 18, Feb 21]
© We need to compute y (0.2) and y (0.4) with h = 0.2
IStage : By data x, = 0, y, = 1, f(xy) =x+yy,h = 0.2
where the modulus sign indicates that we have to take only the positive
value of Jy.
Fx, yy) = 04+V1 = 1. x, = x, +h = 0.2 5 ¥(x,) = ¥, = Y(02) =?
Euler's formula: y{? = y, +h f (x, Yq.) gives y,° = 121 YEAR - ENGG. MATHS - 2022 SCHE\y
340 |
We have ee Euler's formula, |
up? = 9, ALL Oe Mod FO yy] = 14S x, + ¥") |
eerie
(0. a) = yl? = 1401/12 + VE-2295 I = |
Il Stage : Now, let x, = 0.2, Yo = 1.2309
Sey) = xt ly i f(% Yo) = 0.2 + V1.2309 = 1.3095
x, =a, th =04; y(X aH = (0.4) =?
V0.4) = 1.5254
Proceeding as before,
A ry |
[13] Use modified Euler's method to compute y ( 0.1 ) given that deck wey, |
y (0) = 1 by taking h = 0.05 considering the accuracy upto two approximations i in
each step. [Feb 21] |
® We need to compute y ( 0.05 ) first and use this value to compute y (0.1). |
Proceeding as in earlier problems we can obtain[y (0.05 ) = 1.0513]
and subsequently[y ( 0.1 ) = 1.1055 |
10.4] Runge-Kutta method of fourth order |
Consider the initial value problem 4 a = f(xy) Y(%)) = Yq |
We need to find y(x, +/t), where h is the step size.
We have to first compute k, ,k, ,k,-k, by the following formulae.
k,
K=hf (x04) 7 k= n(x shy, +4)
h k.
k= =a
g(x, +8 4+) i KARL (x th, yy +k)
i 1
The required y(x, +h) HW rE lk, + 2k, + 2k, +k,)
feet as=
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WORKED PROBLEMS
dy /
ua] Given ee = 3x +5 ~,y(0) =1, compute y (0.2) by taking h = 0.2 using
Runge-Kutta method of A order. [Feb 21]
\
o By data, flny)= 3x45, x, 20) y= 1, b= 0.2
We shall first compute k, rk, pk, k,.
b= hf (1%) = (02) f(0,1) = (02)]3x0+5]= 0.
k,
w= s(% why +B) = (02) s(0+%2, 1492)
k= (0.2) f (0.1, 1.05) = (0.2)[3x01+ 2
1 =ng{ xy+b yy +8) = (02)s( 0-92 14235)
= 0.165
= 0.16825
k,= (0.2) f (0.1,1.0825) = (0. 2)[9x0. 14 1:0825 Be]
k= Wf (xy 4M, Yy thy) = (0-2) f (0.2,1.16825)
1.16825)
2
= (0.2)]3%02+ = 0.236825
1
We have, ¥(x, +1) = Yo t E(k, + 2k, + 2k, +k)
Thus, y(0.2) =1 +2 (0.1 +2%0.165 4 2.x 0.16825 + 0.236825)
ral
d
[13]. Use fourth order Runge-Kutta method to sotve, (x+y) 5% = Ly (0-4) = 1
at x = 0.5 correct to four decimal places. [Aug 21]
di il
* We have, fae and y =1atx=04342 I YEAR - ENGG. MATHS - 2022 SCHEM,:
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stGy) = — ee, 2 0.4, y, = 1, y(0.5) =?
vey
Here, x, +1 = 0.5 2h = 0.5-x, = 0.5-0.4 = 0.1
We shall first compute k, ,k, -k, /k, +
k, = Wf (xy) = (0:1) (04,1) = (0-1) = 0.0714
k 0.1, 0.0714
k, =ns(a+by, +} =Conrs(ass Sas 204)
1
k, = (0-1) f (0.45,1.0357) = onl aes = 0.0673
h k
k, = g(a, ety +4) = (0.1) f (0.45, 1.03365)
1
= (0.1)| 1 ___ | = 0.0674
% 01) sari asses |
k,= If (x,+I, y,+k,) = (0-1) f(0.5,1.0674)
k= onl ata = 0.0638
0.5+1.0674
a
We have, 9%) +h) = yy + E(k, + 2k, + 2k, +k,)
1
Thus, ¥(0.5) = 1+ <[ 0.0714 + 2(0.0673) + 2(0.0674 ) + 0.0638] =[1.0674
[16] Using Runge-Kutta method of fourth order, find y (0.2 ) for the equation
dy _ y-x ,
de 7 yee’ YO) = 1 taking h= 02. [Dec 17, June 18]
@ By data, f(x,y) = ae =0,y,=Lh=02
We shall first compute k, ,k, ,k, ,k,.er
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1 YEA!
j1-0}
“a hf (x, Yo) = (0.2) (0,1) = (0.2)| = 0.2
( h .
k= hf| m5 Ye = (0.2) f (0.1,1.1) = 0.1667
(_ oh ) :
kahf lat 5. = (0.2) f (0.1,1.0835) = 0.1662
k= hf (xy +h, yy£k) = (0.2) F(0.2,1.1662) = 01414
y(x,+h) = +2 (k, +2h, 2K, +K,) ; 5 1679
[17] Use fourth order Ruenge-Kutta method fo find y at x= 0.1 given that
AY = 30 +2y,y(0) =0 and h = 02. [Sep 20]
© By data, f(x,y) = 3e%+2y, x, =0,¥, =0,h = 01
We shall first compute k, ,k, ,k, -k,.
k= Nf (x,, ¥p) = (0-1) f(0,0) = (0.1)[ 3e° + 2x0] = 0.3
h k
k= nls +57 % +4) = (0.1) f (0.05,0.15) = 0.3454
k
k= ng {x +4, ¥% +) = (0-1) f (0.05,0.1727) = 0.3499
k= f(x, +h, y,+k,) = (0-1) f(0.1,0.3499) = 0.4015
1
y(x,+h) = Yt Gk + 2k, + 2k +R) re
y (0.1) = 0.3487
; a
[18] Using Runge-Kutta method of fourth order solve SY ty = 2x at x= 1.1
J x
given that y = 3 at x = 1 initially.
© Weave, 44 =
Ge 7 DEY AU Me = 3eee ee
er
344
f(y) = 2x-y x tha Td ch 01
We shall first compute ky -k, ky ky
ke WPM) = OAL) (0.1)[ 2(1) -3] = -0.1
el 04) |
k, nalssetine) (0.1) f(1.05,3 5) = 0.085
k 0.085) _
ks nila rein | = (0.4) f (1.05,3-°5° = ~0.08575
k= Wf (x4 hy yg thy) = (0-1) f (11,3 ~ 0.08575) = -0.071425
WC, +h) =, + 2k, #2, + 2h, +k) sf yA) = 2.9745
[19] Solve : (y? -x?)dx= (y? +x?) dy for x = 0.2 given that y = 1 at x =0
initially, by applying Runge-Kutta method of order 4. [June 17]
dy y-x = _
* Wehave Ge yyy?! x,=0,y, =1,h = 0.2
This problem is similar to [16]. On computation we obtain
k, = 0.2, k, = 0.1967 = k,, k, = 0.1891 and finally [y (0.2) = 1.196
EXERCISE
Apply modified Euler's method to solve the following initial value problems by
considering the accuracy upto two approximations in every step.
dy
1. Fe = ~4¥°,y(0) = 2. Compute y (0.2) by taking h = 0.1
dy
2 4 = x+y y(0) = 1. Compute y (0.2 ) by taking h = 0.1
Use fourth order Runge-Kutta method to solve the following initial value problems.
dy
oe x+y*,y(0) = 1. Compute y (0.2 ) by taking h = 0.1
dy
4, ~~ = xy,y(1) =2. Compute y ( 1.2 ) by taking h = 0.2.
dxre
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ANSWERS
27 3. 1.2736 4. 2.4921
1,193 2. 1.24:
(i03) Milne’s Predictor and Corrector method
In this method the value of y at a desired value of x is estimated from a set
: four values of y corresponding to four equally spaced values of x.
0
The four values may be readily available or be generated using the given
initial condition by Taylor's series method.
d
consider the DE: y' = = = f (*,y) witha set of 4 pre determined values of
yy) = YoY (4) = ¥,¥(%) = y, and y(x,) = y,.
x2 X,/%,/%,/%, are equidistant values with width h. x, = x, +h
Predictor and Corrector formulae to compute y(x,) =y, are as follows.
+ Milne’s predictor and corrector formulae
ah ye Be toe
YW? = ot FAV, + 2V) Je (Predictor formula)
yo syst Fey, +4y t+ yl)... (Corrector formula)
Working procedure for problems
* We first prepare the table showing the values of y corresponding to four
equidistant values of x and the computation of y' = f(x,y).
* We compute y, from the predictor formula.
+ We use this value of y,to compute y’ = f(x,,y,)
* We apply corrector formula to obtain the corrected value of Ver
Note : The process can be continued till we get consistency in two consecutive values
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[20] Given that au = x-¥? and the data y(0) = 0-y(0.2) = 0.02,
i
0.1762. Compute y (0.8) by applying Milne’s my,
[June 18, Sep 20, re 3
table using the given data which is essenti
dictor and corrector formulae. ally
y(0.4) =0.0795, y (0-6) =
@ We prepare the following
required for applying the pre
Tr ; 2
x y VY AT!
x =0 y,=9 [Mr vein?
x, = 0.2 y, = 0.02 y,, = 0.2-(0.02)? = 0.1996
x, =04 | y, = 0.0795 yl, = 0.4- (0.0795)? = 0.3937
x, =0.6 y, = 0.1762 y,, = 0.6-(0.1762)* = 0.5689
x, = 0.8 y, =?
We have the predictor formula : y{"” = Yq + a 2y,-y, +2y)
4(0.2
yf = 0+ ( )[2(0.1996) ~ 0.3937 + 2( 0.5689) ] = 0.3049
3
Now, yy), = x,—y2 = 0.8- (0.3049)? = 0.707
c he Od
Next we have the corrector formula: ¥,°) = ¥, +3 (¥s *4¥5 + ¥,)
; 0.2
y(08)= 4 = 0.0795 + ==[ 0.3937 + 4(0.5689) + 0.707 | = [0.3046
[21] Apply Milne’s method to compute y (1.4) corrector to four decimal places given
d
a =x +f and following data :
y (1) = 2 y (11) = 2.2156, y (1.2) = 2.4649, y (13) = 27518
@ First we shall prepare the following table.Yr
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2.2156 = 2.3178
—_|
x, = 1.2 y, = 2.4649 y, = (1.2) 4 2.4649 _ 9 67245
ee y, = 2.7514 y, = (1.3)? + 2.7514 _ 3.0657
y Ait
x= 14 y, =?
; thy aN
We have HQ" = Yo +3 (2y, ~ Ys +25)
y= 24 400-1) (2 (2.9178) - 2.67245 +2 (3.0657)} = 3.0793
Hence, y= x74 " = (1.4) +2088 = 3.49965
Now consider, y{") = y, + Boyt +4y) +y)
eyl)
y(14)= yi
= 2.4649 + ot 2.67245 + 4( 3.0657 ) + 3.49965] =!
3.0794)
122] Use Taylor's series method (upto third derivative term) to find y at
d
X= 01,02, 03 given that Sh =x? + with y(O) = 1.
Apply Milue's predictor-corrector formulae to find y (0.4) using the generated set of
initial values,
Referring to Problem - [1], we have obtained y ( 0.1 ) = 1.1113,
¥ (0.2) = 1.2507, y (0.3 ) = 1.426. Using these values along with y (0) = 1
'nitially, we prepare the following table.1 YEAR - ENGG. MATHS - 2022 SCHty, |
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- I y | yrxrry?
x =0 y,=1 ya Or =1
x, =01 y, = 1.1113 y, = (0.1) +(1.1113) = 1945
EED2 y, = 1.2507 y, = (0.2)? + (1.2507)? = 1 egg
r =03 y, = 1.426 y,, = (0.3) + (1.426) = 2.1935
x, =04 y=?
y,"! = 1.6844 on substitution in the predictor formula.
Hence,
yi =x +y? = (0.4)? + (1.6844 y = 2.9972
y (0.4 .6872] on substitution in the corrector formula.
[23] The following table gives the solution of Sxy' + y* ~ 2 =0. Find the value of y
x=4.4.using Milne's predictor and corrector formulae. Use the corrector formula twice.
a
x] 4] 41 | 42 | 43
y | 1 | 1.0049]1.0097 [1.0143 Dune 17
Fi
= By data y' = 2=¥" and the relavent table is prepared.
We prepare the following table.
eave
x =
y os
pea y,=1 y = 222 _ 005
° 9 5x4
x =41 y, = 1.0049 y, = 27 (2.0049)" 9 o48s
“hk 1 5x41
fe 2
x, =42 y, = 1.0097 y, = 2= 0.0097)" ~ 0.0467
5x42
2
yz 2-022) = 0.0452
xee
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ceeding as earlier, we get yy = 1.0561; y, = 0.0402 and further
10
joel .0186. Applying the corrector formula once again we get the required
1
—q1)= 1.0187]
yA) 10187.
yGsaes)
di x
oy If 2 = 2e"—y, y(0) = 2,y(0.1) = 2.010, y(0.2) = 2.040 and
(0.3) = 2.090, find y (0.4) using Milne’s method. [Dec 17, Aug 21]
* We prepare the following table.
x y y' = 2e-y
x, =0 y, =2 yi, = 20-2 =0 s
x, =01 | y, = 2.010 y, = 2e 2.01 = 0.2003
x, = 0.2 y, = 2.040 ¥, = 20°? ~2.04 =0.4028
x, = 0.3 y, = 2.090 y, = 2e°* ~2.09 = 0.6097
x, =04 y, =?
Substituting in the Milne’s predictor formula,
(P) = 2+ 40-9010 (0.2003) - 0.4028 + 2(0.6097)] = 2.1623
Now y) = 2e™ — 2.1623 = 0.8213
Next, by substituting in the corrector formula,
¥(04)= yl = 2.044 220.4028 +4(0.6097)+0.8213] = 2.1621
Thusly (0.4) = 2.1621350
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EXERCISE
Given “y +xy? =0 and the following table, compute ¥ (08)
using Milne’s method.
x 0 02 | 04 0.6
y 2 1921 [1.7241 | 1.4706
Use Taylor's series method to obtain the solution as a power series iny
dy
ae
Using this, generate the values of y corresponding to x = 0.2, 0.4, 0.6
correct to four decimal places. Then apply Milne’s predictor- corrector
formulae to compute y at x = 0.8.
(upto the third derivative terms) given that —~+y? = x,y(0) =0
ANSWERS
1. 1.22 2. 0.3046