Find the solution of the IVP: y''+4y=t^2+3e^t, y(0)=0, y'(0)=2.
can you find the characteristic equation, and the Eigen values?
now you need to find the particular solution of the form At^2+Bt+C+De^t
(at² + bt + c + de^t)'' + 4(at² + bt + c + de^t) = t² + 3e^t
now can you get a,b,c,d?
this is like partial decomp...
@Cacastro ? do you see what I am doing? we solved the homogenous version first, now we make up for the forcing terms
the general non hg solution is c_1 cos(2t) + c_2 sin(2t) + at² + bt + c + de^t then we use initial to find c_1 and c_2
(at² + bt + c + de^t)'' + 4(at² + bt + c + de^t) = t² + 3e^t 4at² + 4bt + (2a + 4c) + 5de^t = t² + 3e^t
I'm trying to find a,b, c and d
do you see that he simplified everything up to this \[4at ^{2}+4bt+(2a+4c)+5de ^{t}=t ^{2}+3e ^{t}\] can you look and match the coefficients to find a and b and d?
4a=1 4b=0 2a+4c=0 5d=3
a=1/4 , b=0, c=-1/8, d=1
think you need to check d
5d=3
d=3/5
good, now plug those values into the formula above and you'll have the particular solution
not yet...you need to solve for your other coefficiants.
coefficients
the particular solution is not the final answer
the solution geral is \[y(t)= C _{1} \cos 2t + C _{2} sen 2t + \frac{ 1 }{ 4 } t^2- \frac{ 1 }{ 8 } + \frac{ 3 }{ 5 }e^t\]
and now i have to replace for the initial conditions
yes?
yes :)
I found C1= -19/40 and c2= 7/310 A solução do PVI é \[- \frac{ 19 }{40 } \cos 2t + \frac{ 7 }{ 10 } \sin 2t + \frac{ 1 }{ 4 }t^2 - \frac{ 1 }{ 8 } + \frac{ 3 }{ 5 } e^t \]
guess i better do it to check your work, give me a few mins ok?
ok
I got something different
oh wait i forgot the 1/8
that looks right nice work
hmm I got 28/40 on sin
nm lol
sorry
you got what I got, nice work...these are long:)
yeah these can get really really messy;
Thank very much
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