RE: Particular Solution to Differential Equation
November 4, 2015 at 5:14 pm
(This post was last modified: November 4, 2015 at 5:16 pm by robvalue.)
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If x(t) = 2 so it's just a constant, that gives
5y' + 10y = 4
So the particular solution would be found by y=c as higher powers of t would end up with zero coefficient, giving
5*0 + 10*c = 4
Then c = 0.4
Solving the homogenous equation
5y' + 10y = 0
y' + 2y = 0
Needs multiplying by the integrating factor of e^(integral of coefficient of y) = e^(2t)
y'e^(2t) + 2ye^(2t) = 0
(ye^(2t))' = 0
ye^(2t) = A
y = Ae^(-2t)
So complete solution is y = Ae^(-2t) + 0.4
If my memory serves me correctly!
If x(t) = 2 so it's just a constant, that gives
5y' + 10y = 4
So the particular solution would be found by y=c as higher powers of t would end up with zero coefficient, giving
5*0 + 10*c = 4
Then c = 0.4
Solving the homogenous equation
5y' + 10y = 0
y' + 2y = 0
Needs multiplying by the integrating factor of e^(integral of coefficient of y) = e^(2t)
y'e^(2t) + 2ye^(2t) = 0
(ye^(2t))' = 0
ye^(2t) = A
y = Ae^(-2t)
So complete solution is y = Ae^(-2t) + 0.4
If my memory serves me correctly!
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