Solve the linear, second-order IVP. (6 ddot{u}+7 dot{u}+2 u=65 cos t, u(0)=0, dot{u}(0)=5)
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Solve the linear, second-order IVP.
\(6 \ddot{u}+7 \dot{u}+2 u=65 \cos t, u(0)=0, \dot{u}(0)=5\)
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To solve the given linear secondorder initial value problem IVP 6 ddotu 7 dotu 2u 65 cos t quad u0 0 quad dotu0 5 First lets find the homogeneous solu...View the full answer
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