Transform the given differential equation or system into an equivalent system of first-order differential equations. t^{3}x^{(3)}-2t^{2}x''+3tx'+5x=\l

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2021-06-09

Transform the given differential equation or system into an equivalent system of first-order differential equations.
t3x(3)2t2x+3tx+5x=lnt

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Bella

Bella

Skilled2021-06-10Added 81 answers

Consider the differential equation
t3x(3)2t2x+3tx+5x=lnt
The objective is to transform tha given differential equetion into an equivalent system of first-order differeential equations.The third-order equation
t3x(3)2t2x+3tx+5x=lnt
is equivalent to
f(t,x,x,x)=1t3lnt+2tx3t2x5t3x
Now, let's be
x=x1
x=x2=x1
x=x3=x2=x1
The above substitution yields the system as written below
x1=x2
x2=x3
x3=1t3lnt+2tx3t2x5t3x
are the three first order differential equations.

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