Chapter 9: Q45E (page 442)
Use theorem 9.3.13 to solve the initial value problem
with .
Hint: Find first x2(t) and then x1(t).
Short Answer
The solution is
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Chapter 9: Q45E (page 442)
Use theorem 9.3.13 to solve the initial value problem
with .
Hint: Find first x2(t) and then x1(t).
The solution is
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Consider an matrix A with m distinct eigenvalues .
(a) Show that the initial value problem withrole="math" localid="1660807946554" has a unique solutionrole="math" localid="1660807989045"
(b) Show that the zero state is a stable equilibrium solution of the system if and only if the real part of all the is negative.Hint: Exercise 47 and Exercise 8.1.45 are helpful.
For the values of and , sketch the trajectories for all nine initial values shown in the following figures. For each of the points, trace out both future and past of the system.

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,
where timeis a measured in years.
Solve the differential equationand find solution of the differential equation.
The displacement x(t) of a certain oscillator can be modeled by the DE
.
Find the solution x(t) for the initial value x(0) = 0,x' (0) = 1. Sketch the graph of the solution. How many times will the oscillation go through the equilibrium state x = 0in this case?
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