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Question

Find the solution to the given initial value problem.

4y''-4y'+5y=0;y0=1,y'0=-112

Step-by-Step Solution

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Answer

The general solution to the given initial value problem is y=et2cost-6et2sint

1Write the auxiliary equation of the given differential equation

The given differential equation is,

 4y''-4y'+5y=0......1

The auxiliary equation for the above equation,

4m2-4m+5=0m=4±16-802(4)m=4±-648m=12±i

2Now find the general solution of the given equation

The root of an auxiliary equation is, 

m1=12+i,&m2=12-i

The general solution of the given equation is,

y=Aet2cost+Bet2sint......2

3Use the given initial condition,

Given the initial condition,

y0=1,y'0=-112

Substitute the value of y=1 and t=0 in the equation (2),

y=Aet2cost+Bet2sint1=Ae02cos0+Be02sin0A=1

Now find the derivative of the equation (2),

y'=12Aet2cost-Aet2sint+12Bet2sint+Bet2cost

Substitute the value of y'=-112and t=0 in the above equation,

-112=12Ae02cos0-Ae02sin0+12Be02sin0+Be02cos012A+B=-112......3

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

121+B=-112B=-112-12B=-6

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

y=Aet2cost+Bet2sinty=et2cost-6et2sint

Thus, the general solution to the given initial value problem is y=et2cost-6et2sint.