00:01
Hello students, here we have tang a which contains 100 gallons of salt solution.
00:07
And we have tang b, which contains 100 gallons of pure water.
00:12
Okay.
00:13
So four gallons per matter, rate of four gallons per meter, water is poured to tang a.
00:20
From it is tang a to tang b.
00:23
It is poured at the rate of 6 gas per meter.
00:27
And from tang b to tang a, it is two gallons.
00:30
Gallon per meter and the left is node through tang b which is 4 gallons per meter.
00:37
We have to find a differential equation for this and we have to solve the system and we have to find the behavior of the salt content in each tank as t tends to infinity.
00:49
So let me start again.
00:52
So let dx over dt be the concentration of the salt rate in tang a.
01:03
So it will be salt in minus salt out.
01:12
And we have the equation for the salt which is concentration, concentration multiplied by rate.
01:29
Correct.
01:31
So here it will be equal to y, again, y minus 2 y divided by 100 minus 6x, divided by 100.
01:49
Similarly, we have for the tag b, let it be y d .y over d b.
01:57
D .y over d .y over d .t is equal to we have x by 100 multiplied by 6 minus y by 100 multiplied by 6 again.
02:15
Here x is the tag a and y is that of tag b.
02:19
So this is the answer to the first part, part a.
02:25
Okay, now we have just all this differential equation.
02:29
So here we can write this equation in the matrix form as dx over dt.
02:36
Here it's d .y over dt equal to minus 0 .06, 0 .02, 0 .06 .0 .6 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0.
02:51
Minus 0 .06 multiplied by x x x and y.
03:01
X, comma, okay, x, comma, y.
03:04
Okay, x comma y.
03:08
So here we have the equal values.
03:13
Solving this equation, we get the equal values as negative 0 .02 .54 and negative 0 .4 .2 .54 and negative 0 .4 .2...