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MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST

(All Tests)

INTRODUCTION TO PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

(More on introduction to Partial Differential Equations)

PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

(More on Partial Differential Equations)

 

Pick the most appropriate answer.


Q1.  A partial differential equation requires

  exactly one independent variable

  two or more independent variables

  more than one dependent variable

  equal number of dependent and independent variables


Q2. Using substitution, which of the following equations are solutions to the partial differential equation?

                    


Q3. The partial differential equation

                

        is classified as

  elliptic

 parabolic

  hyperbolic

 none of the above


Q4. The partial differential equation

                  

           is classified as

  elliptic

  parabolic

  hyperbolic

  none of the above


Q5 The partial differential equation

                 

         is classified as

  elliptic

  parabolic

  hyperbolic

  none of the above


Q6.  The following is true for the following partial differential equation used in nonlinear mechanics known as the Korteweg-de Vries equation.

                

  linear; 3rd order

  nonlinear; 3rd order

  linear; 1st order

  nonlinear; 1st order


Complete Solution

 

 

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