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dx/dt = -4x + 2y
and dy/dt = -5/2x + 2y how do I find the general solutions of these equations please?
These equations have 3 different variables. x and y are dependent upon t. This means that I think you can simply integrate wrt t
So for equation one\[x(t) = \int\limits_{a}^{b}(-4x+2y) dt\]and equation 2\[y(t)=\int\limits_{a}^{b}((-5/2)x+2y)dt\]
i follow so far, but how would i integrate the RHS with respect to t given that there are no t values on that side?
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Just smash a t on to everything\[∫(−4x+2y)dt = -4xt+2yt\]
...(+c)
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