Consider the two differential equations: тx" + bx' + kx%3D F(t) dI + RI +1 = dt E(t) C where m, b, and k are constants for a spring-mass system and L, R, and C are constants for an electrical circuit consisting of an inductor, resistor, and capacitor in series. a) If we write the circuit equation in terms of q and its derivatives, we see that the circuit equation is analogous to forced motion of a spring. If the electromotive force E(t) is given by E(t) = E, cos(@t), find the steady-state solution for charge (so just a particular solution). Remember that if R>0, then your guess function could not possibly overlap with the complementary solution.

Consider the two differential equations: тx" + bx' + kx%3D F(t) dI + RI +1 = dt E(t) C where m, b, and k are constants for a spring-mass system and L, R, and C are constants for an electrical circuit consisting of an inductor, resistor, and capacitor in series. a) If we write the circuit equation in terms of q and its derivatives, we see that the circuit equation is analogous to forced motion of a spring. If the electromotive force E(t) is given by E(t) = E, cos(@t), find the steady-state solution for charge (so just a particular solution). Remember that if R>0, then your guess function could not possibly overlap with the complementary solution.

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