If r_1 and r_2 are the values of r. Show that every member of the family of functions \[y=ae^{xr_1}+be^{xr_2}\] is also a solution.
r_1=.5 r_2=-1
did u try to solve it
solution for what...?
the first part of the question reads For what values of r does the function y=e^(rx) satisfy the differential equation 2y" + y' -y =0?
so I solved for y and got -1 and .5
solved for r ...sorry
its ok for the second part just take the first and second derivative of given function and put them in the original equation
sorry i lost my connection
u want to show that \[y=ae^{r_{1}x}+be^{r_{2}x} \ \ \ \ \ (I)\] is also a solution for equation 2y" + y' -y =0 (original equation) compute y'' and y' from (I) and put them in the 2y" + y' -y =0 see what happens and we know that e^(r1x) and e^(r2x) are solutions u should use this to show that (I) satisfies original equation
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