Find a solution to the following system:
x' = x + 2y
y' = 2x + y
Ae^3t (1 1) + Be^-t (1 -1)
Find the exponential matrix for the following system:
x' = 5x
y' = x + 5y
e^At = e^5t * (1 0, t 1)
Find the exponential matrix for the following system:
x' = 2y
y' = -2x
e^At = (cos(2t) sin(2t), -sin(2t) cos(2t))
What is this equation primarily used for in this course?
e^At=Φ(t) * (Φ(0))^(-1)
Find a solution to the following system
x' = -2x - y
y' = 2x - 5y
Ae^-3t (1 1) + Be^-4t (1 2)
Find the exponential matrix for the following system:
x' = 3x - y
y' = x + 5y
e^At = e^4t * (1-t -t, t 1+t)
Find the exponential matrix for the following system:
x' = x - 2y
y' = x + 3y
e^At = e^2t *
(cos(t) - sin(t) -2sin(t), sin(t) cos(t) + sin(t))
What is the name for the method where I utilized to D operator to solve a system of differential equations?
The elimination method
Find a solution to the following system:
x' = x + y
y' = -2y + 4x
Ae^2t (1 1) + Be^-3t (1 -4)
Find the exponential matrix for the following system:
x' = -x - y
y' = 4x - 5y
e^At = e^-3t * (1+2t -t, 4t 1-2t)
Find the exponential matrix for the following system:
x' = -x - 4y
y' = -y + x
e^At = e^-t *
(cos(2t) -2sin(2t), .5 sin(2t) cos(2t))
How do I approach rewriting a higher order differential equation as a system of first order differential equations?
Substitute in variables, allowing each to represent a derivative of the previous, and the rewriting the original DE to solve for the last variable