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Question
Solve the given initial value problem.
Step-by-Step Solution
VerifiedThe solution for the given initial value problem is:
Let's rewrite the given system in operator form:
One will solve this system using the method of elimination. Let eliminate . We can obtain the first equation without by adding the first and the second equation together, so one will get:
To obtain the second equation one will add the second equation of the initial system "multiplied" by to the third equation:
So now we are solving a new system:
By subtracting the second equation from the first, one will get
The corresponding auxiliary equation is and its roots are:
So, the general solution for is
One will now find the general solution for . The equation gives us that .
So, one will find the first derivative of y and substitute it into the previous equation to obtain .
One can find a homogeneous solution. The auxiliary equation is and its solution is so the homogeneous solution for is
Now, one can find a particular solution using the method of undetermined coefficients.
Assume that . One has that , so
So, the general solution for is .
Let find . One has from , one has that
It remains to find the constants , c2 and d1. One will find them from the initial conditions which are and , so one has to solve the following system:
From the first and the second equation one has that . So, substituting it into the third equation one will get that . Also, from the second equation one has that , so one has that:
So, one has that the solution for the given initial value problem is: