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Solve the given initial value problem. y''-2y'+2y=0;y(π)=eπ,y'(π)=0

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The solution of the given initial valuey''-2y'+2y=0 isy(t)=et(-cost+sint) wheny(π)=eπ andy'(π)=0 .

Step by step solution

01

Complex conjugate roots.

If the auxiliary equation has complex conjugate roots α±¾±Î², then the general solution is given as: y(t)=c1eα³Ù³¦´Ç²õβ³Ù+c2eα³Ù²õ¾±²Ôβ³Ù

02

Finding the roots of the auxiliary equation

Given differential equation isy''-2y'+2y=0.

Then the auxiliary equation isr2-2r+2=0.

r=2±22-4×1×22×1r=2±4-8r=2±-4r=2±2ir=1±i

Therefore, the general solution is:

y(t)=e1×t(c1cos(t)+c2sin(t))=et(c1cos(t)+c2sin(t))

03

Finding the values of c1 and c2

Given initial conditions arey(π)=eπ and y'(π)=0

y(π)=eπ(c1cos(π)+c2sin(π))-c1eπ=eπc1=-1

And y'(t)=et(c1cost+c2sint)+et(-c1sint+c2cost)

Then y'(π)=eπ(c1cos(π)+c2sin(π))+eπ(-c1sin(π)+c2cos(π))

-eπ(c1+c2)=0c1+c2=0c2=-c1

Then c2=1

Therefore, the solution is y(t)=et(-cost+sint)

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