Advance Engineering Mathematics Formulas

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Engineering Mathematics Formulas


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X =0 gives the Maclaurin Series

⇨ S in0 = 0 ; first term is x Cos0 = 1 ; first term is 1 L n and exp cancel each other

s inh(-x) = -sinh(x); This is ODD function c osh(-x) = conh(x); This is EVEN function Derivative of sinh(x) and cosh(x) s inh(2x) = 2sinh(x)*cosh(x) C osh(2x) = 2cosh 2 (x)-1

Complex Number C omplex conjugate Absolute value of complex number Absolute value of complex conjugate number are same F or second quadrant, slope is minus C o mplex number in Polar co-ordinate

Complex Exponential Function w here

Trigonometric Function y = sin(x) & cos(x) Eg.

v -> nyu differential

← Bessel function of the first kind of order 0 ← Modified Bessel function of the first kind of order 0 R emember values of J1/2 and J(-1/2)

First kind or second kind ← generalization for 1st/2nd kind not for the modified bessel function + This is the product rule of derivative - sum subtract

1st/2nd kind modified the re is no –ve here

T(1) = 1 T(2) = 2 T(3) = T(2+1) = 2T(2) E rf(x) is 0 to x E rfc(X) is x to infinity

Differential Equations M ultiply both side by integrating factor Standard Form M(x,y)dx + N(x,y)dy = 0

Second Order Differential Equations Linear differential operator

Second Order Differential Equations

Second Order Differential Equations If the Wronskian is zero then the functions are linearly dependent.

Second Order Differential Equations E xample:

Second Order Differential Equations

Second Order Differential Equations is solution

Euler-Cauchy Differential Equations

w rto. z w rto. x

Examples

Examples Particular solution in next slides

Particular solution C omplementary solution makes ODE = 0 Y p is particular solution

Lp annihilates f(x) C1*exp(x)+C2*exp(-x)+C3*exp(-x) P articular solution

solution

Electric Circuit See example of a parallel circuit

Complex Analysis of a Simple Electric Circuits I f a=0, phase angle = pi/2

W =2*pi*frequency(Hz)

V rms = V peak /sqrt(2)

Y 1, y2, y3 are two time dependent variables like pressure, velocity, temperature…

C omplementary + Particular solution S olution of homogeneous differential equation

Example: s ame as E igen values matrix E igen vector matrix

Orthogonal function M atlab code

zero

a = avg value of the function a

E xpressing ω in terms of T T = 2 in this case

Laplace Transform

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