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Question

In Problems 1-14 , solve the given initial value problem using the method of Laplace transforms

w''-2w'+w=6t-2;w-1=3;   w'-1=7

Step-by-Step Solution

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Answer

The Initial value for w''-2w'+w=6t-2  is w(t)=10+6t+et+1+2tet+1

1Step 1: Determine the Laplace Transform
  • The Laplace transform is a strong integral transform used in mathematics to convert a function from the time domain to the s-domain. 
  • In some circumstances, the Laplace transform can be utilized to solve linear differential equations with given beginning conditions.
  • Fs=0f(t)e-stt'
2Step 2: Determine the initial value of Laplace transform

Since the initial conditions are given at t=-1,shift them to t=0 so let z(t)=w(t-1)

Solve the initial value problem as:

z''t-2z't+zt=6t-8, z0=w-1=3,z'0=w'-1=7

Applying the Laplace transform and using its linearity we get

Lz''-2z'+z=L6t-8Lz''-2Lz'+Lz=6s2-8s

Solve for the Laplace as:

s2Zs-sz0-z'0-2sZs-z0+Zs=6s2-8s

s2Zs-3s-7-2sZs+6+Zs=6s2-8ss2Zs-2sZs+Zs=6s2-8s+3s+1s2-2s+1Zs=3s3+s2-8s+6s2Z(s)=3s3+s2-8s+6s2s-12

Using partial fractions solve as:

3s3+s2-8s+6s2s-12=As+Bs2+Cs-1+Ds-12

Solve for the partial fraction equation as:

3s3+s2-8s+6=Ass-12+Bs-12+Cs2s-1+Ds2

Solve for the system of equation as:

A + C = 3- 2A + B - C + D = 1A - 2B =  - 8B = 6A=4B=6C=-1D=2

Therefore, Z(s)=4s+6s2-1s-1+2(s-1)2

Using the inverse Laplace transform we obtain the solution of  IVP1

z(t)=L-14s+6s2-1s-1+2s-12(t)=L4s+L6s2-L1s-1+L2s-12=4+6t-et+2tet

Since w(t)=z(t+1) obtain the solution of given IVP.

w(t)=10+6t+et+1+2tet+1

Therefore, the initial value for w''-2w'+w=6t-2 is w(t)=10+6t+et+1+2tet+1