Q14E

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Question: Solve the given initial value problem.

y''+y'=0;y0=2,y'0=1

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Thus, the solution to the given initial value problem is;y=3-e-t

1Step 1: Firstly, write the auxiliary equation of the given differential equation.

 

The given differential equation is,

 

y''+y'=0...1

 The auxiliary equation for the above equation,

 

m2+m=0mm+1=0

The roots of an auxiliary equation are m1=0,&m2=-1.

2Step 2: Now find the general solution of the given equation.

 

If the auxiliary equation has distinct real roots, then the general solution is given as;

 y=c1em1t+c2em2t

Therefore, the general solution of the given equation is;

 y=Ae0t+Be-1ty=A+Be-t...2


3Step 3: Use the given initial condition.

Given the initial condition,

y0=2,y'0=1 

Substitute the value of y = 2 and t = 0 in the equation (2),

 y=A+Be-t2=A+Be-0


Now find the derivative of the equation (2),

 

y'=-Be-t

 

Substitute the value of y’ = 1 and t = 0 in the above equation,

 

y'=-Be-t1=-Be-0B=-1

 

Substitute the value of B in the equation (3),

 A+B=2A+-1=2A=3


4Step 4: Final answer.

Substitute the value of A and B in the equation (2),

 y=A+Be-ty=3+-1e-ty=3-e-t


Thus, the solution to the given initial value problem is;

y=3-e-t