Solve the following differential equation by the laplace transform method6y(4)+7y‴+21y28y′−12y=t(cos(2t)+te−3t2)y(0)=0,y′(0)=1,y"(0)=0,y‴(0)=−1
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Step 1Given equation is6y(4)+7y‴+21y28y′−12y=t(cos(2t)+te−3t2)Apply Laplace transform on both sidesL{6y(4)+7y‴+21y"+28y′−12y}=L{t(cos(2t)+te−3t2)}6L{y‴(t)}+7L{y‴(t)}+21L{y"(t)}+28L{y′(t)}+12L{y}=L{t(cos(2t)+te−3t2)}6(s4L{y}−s3y(0)−s2y′(0)−sy"(0)−y‴(0))+7(s3L{y}−s2y(0)−sy′(0)−y"(0))+21(s2L{y}−sy(0)−y′(0))+28L(sL{y}−y(0))−12L{y}=−(−(s+2)(s−2)(s2+4)2−16(2s+3)3)Step 2Plug the initial conditions , y(0)=0,y′(0)=1,y0)=0,y‴(0)=−16(s4L{y}−s3y(0)−s2y′(0)−sy"(0)−y‴(0))+7(s3L{y}−s2y(0)−sy′(0)−y"(0))+21(s2L{y}−sy(0)−y′(0))+28(sL{y}−y(0))−12L{y}=−(−(s+2)(s−2)(s2+4)2−16(2s+3)3)6(s4L{y}−s3×0−s2×1−s×0−(−1))+7(s3L{y}−s2×0−s×1−(−1))+21(s2L{y}−s×0−1)+28(sL{y}−0)−12L{y}=− Not exactly what you’re looking for? Ask My Question This is helpful 96
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Use Laplace transforms to solve the following initial value problem.x″+x=3cos3t,x(0)=1,x′(0)=0The solution is x(t)=?
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