Bessel functions are mathematical functions. It was defined by Daniel Bernoulli. Later it was generalized by Friedrich Bessel. It is a cylinder function defined in 1817.
Question 1: Let J0(.) and J1(.) be the Bessel function of the first order kind of order zero and one respectively. If L[J0(t)] = then L[J1 (t)]= _____
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Answer: (c)
Explanation: L[J0(t)] =
Question 2: If Jn(x) and Yn(x) denote Bessel functions of order n of the first and second kind, then general l solution of the DE is given by
(a) y(x) = αx J1(x) +βxy1(x)
(b) y(x) = α J1(x) +βy1(x)
(c) y(x) = α J0(x) +βy0(x)
(d) y(x) = αx J0(x) +βxy0(x)
Answer: (a)
Explanation: xy’’ + ay’ + k2xy = 0;
Question 3: The value of is
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) 0
Answer: (c)
Explanation: For a>0
Question 4: It is known that Bessel’s function Jn(x), n>0 = J0(x) +
for all t>0, x∈R, then the value of
is equal to ___when x =
(a) 1
(b)
(c)
(d)
Answer:
Explanation: Bessel function of trigonometric function 2 = sin x
Question 5: Trigonometric expansion of sin x involving Bessel function is
(a) 2[J1 - J3 + J5….]
(b) J0 - 2J4 +2J6 - 2J8
(c) J1 - 2J3 +2J5 - 2J7
(d) ) 2[J0 - J4 +J6 - J8]
Answer: (a)
Explanation: The trigonometric expansion of sin x
Question 6: It is known that Bessel’s function Jn(x), n>0 = J0(x) +
for all z>0 and x∈ R, then the value of
is equal to
(a)
(b) 1
(c) 0
(d)
Answer: (d)
Explanation: Bessel function of trigonometric function J0(x) += cos(x)
Question 7: The general solution of the DE xy’’ -3y’ +xy =0 is
(a) x2[C1J1(x) + C2J-1(x)]
(b) x2[C1J2(x) + C2Y2(x)]
(c) x[C1J2(x) + C2Y2(x)]
(d) x2[C1J2(x) + C2J-2(x)]
Answer: (b)
Explanation: xy’’ + ay’ + k2yx = 0
Question 8: The general solution of the DE y’’ -y’ + 4(x2-
)y = 0 is
(a) x3/2[C1J5/4(x) + C2J-5/4(x)]
(b) x3/2[C1J5/4(x2) + C2J-5/4(x2)]
(c) x3/2[C1J5/4(x2) + C2Y5/4(x2)]
(d) x3/2[C1J5/4(x) + C2Y5/4(x2)]
Answer: (b)
Explanation: y’’ -y’ + 4(x2-
)y = 0 on multiplying the equation by x2
Question 9: dx is equal to
(a) xJ0(x) - x3J1(x)
(b) x2J0(x)+ J1(x)
(c) x3J1(x)- 2x2J2(x)
(d) None
Answer: (c)
Explanation:
Question 10: The general solution to the DE x2y’’+ xy’+(4x2- )y = 0 in terms of Bessel’s functions JV(x) is
(a) y(x) = C1J3/5(2x) + C2J-3/5(2x)
(b) y(x) = C1J3/5(2x) + C2J-3/5(2x)
(c) y(x) = C1J3/5(x) + C2J-3/5(x)
(d) y(x) = C1J3/10(2x) + C2J3/10(2x)
Answer: (a)
Explanation: x2y’’+ xy’+(4x2- )y = 0
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