Question 1(a) Determine whether or not the operator P(X) = |X| is linear, where X is any general 2x1column vector.(b) Let P = P(X) be a linear operator and X the general solution of the linear equationP(X)= B. Let Xị be a particular solution of this equation and Xo the general solution tothe homogeneous equation.(i) Show that X1 + Xo is a solution of P(X) = B.(ii) Let V he such that X = X1+ V. Show that V is in the null space of P.Question 2Solve the differential equaționdy 3y - e".Question 3Use D-operator metnods to find the real-valued general solution of the equations:(@) (D -– 3)°(D + 1)y = 0.(b) (D² + 4D – 5)y = e-«, which satisfies the initial conditions y(0) = } and y'(0) = 2.(c) (D – 5)(D – 4)(D – 2) y = te.Question 4Is the D-operator D² +4D+29 stable or not? If stable, is it underdamped or overdamped? UseD-operator methods to find the complementary function yo of(D² + 4D + 29)y = 0.Question 5Ue D-operator methods to find the particular solution yı, of the equation(D² + D + 5)y = L cos 2t.

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