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Consider the initial value problem
y′+ (3/7)y=1-(1/3)t, y(0)=y0
Consider the initial value problem y′+73y=1−31t,y(0)=y0. What equation expresses the requirement that the solution touches the t-axis? y′′(t)=0y(t)=0y′(t)=0
What additional equation expresses the requirement that the solution does not cross the taxis? y′(t)=0y(t)=0y′′(t)=0
The equations found in (a) and (b) form a system of two equations for t and y0. Show how the DE can be used to solve directly for t. y′+73y=0, but also 1−71t=0, so t=7. y′+37y=0, but also 1−31t=0, so t=3. y′+73y=0, but also 1−31t=0, so t=3. y′+37y=0, but also 1−71t=0, so t=7.
Find the solution for the initial value problem with initial condition y(0)=y0(0). y=(27112)−97t+y0e−73ty=(27112)−97t+(y0−27112)e−73ty=(11227)−499t+(y0+11227)e−73ty=(27112)+349t+(y0−27112)e−73ty=−97t+(y0−27112)e37t
Finish solving the equations found in (a) and (b). y0=−499e73+27112y0=2749e79−27112y0=−2749e79+27112y0=27112e499+2749y0=−27112e349+2749
I NEED ANSWERS TO ALL QUESTIONS. Consider the initial value problem y′+ (3/7)y=1-(1/3)t, y(0)=y0
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I NEED ANSWERS TO ALL QUESTIONS. Consider the initial value problem y′+ (3/7)y=1-(1/3)t, y(0)=y0
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