Arpan S. answered 06/27/21
Science Expert(Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry)
Given The differential equation is given as,
dydt=ky(1−yM) .
Rearrange it as follows.
dydt−ky=−kMy2
To solve this equation, let y−1=u
Therefore,
−1y2dydt=dudt
Replace these values in the original equation.
Therefore, the differential equation becomes,
−1y2dydt+ky=kMdudt+ku=kM
The integrating factor of this equation is given by,
I.F.=e∫kdt=ekt
Therefore, the solution of the given equation is,
u⋅ekt=∫kMektdt=kM×ektk+c=1Mekt+c
Replace the value of u.
Therefore, the solution of the original differential equation is given by,
y−1=1M+ce−kt
Rearrange the equation.
1y=1+Mce−ktMy=M1+Mce−kt
According to the question,
M=6×10^7 kg, k=0.75 per year and y(0)=2×10^7 kg.
Therefore,
2×10^7=(6×10^7)/(1+6×10^7c)
12×10^14c=4×10^7
c=0.34×10−7
Thus,
y=(6×10^7)/(1+2e−0.75t)
Thus, the weight of biomass after one year,
y(1)=(6×10^7)/(1+2e−0.75)
=(6×10^7)/1.944
=3.08×10^7kg
Now, y(t)=4×10^7
Therefore,
4×10^7=(6×10^7)/(1+2e−0.75t)
1+2e−0.75t=1.5
e−0.75t=0.25
Take log on both sides.
−0.75t=−1.386
t=1.84years
Thus, it will take approximately 1.84 years for the biomass to reach 4×10^7 kg.