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1. Solve the following ODE for x(t) in terms of m, k, A, B, and ?....

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Solve the following ODE for x(t) in terms of m, k, A, B, and ?.
??̈ + ?? = ????(??) + ????(??)
?(0) = ?̇(0) = 0

2.
Solve the following coupled ODE’s for x(t) and y(t).
?̇ + ?? = 1
?̇ + ?? = 0
?(0) = ?(0) = 0

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