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Solve and plot the response of the model for 0<=t<=1.5, where input is f(t)=5t and the...

Solve and plot the response of the model for 0<=t<=1.5, where input is f(t)=5t and the initial conditions are zero.

3x'' + 21x' + 30x = f(t)

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