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Consider the differential equation x′=[2 −2 4 −2], with x(0)=[1 1] Solve the differential equation wherex=[x(t)y(t)]...
Consider the differential equation x′=[2 −2 4 −2], with x(0)=[1 1] Solve the differential equation wherex=[x(t)y(t)]
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Answer #1
In this question first i
idntify the matrix and then find the eigen value and eigen vector.
After finding these I simply use initial condition to get the
arbitrary constant.
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