You can verify that the differential equation: 2ty" – 4t(t + 1)y + 4(t + 1)y= 0, t> 0 has solutions y1 = 2t and y2 = 3t exp (2t). a. Compute the Wronskian W between y, and y2. W (t) = 12?e2 b. The solutions yı and y2 form a fundamental set of solutions because there is a point to where W(to) # 0: (D W #0.
You can verify that the differential equation: 2ty" – 4t(t + 1)y + 4(t + 1)y= 0, t> 0 has solutions y1 = 2t and y2 = 3t exp (2t). a. Compute the Wronskian W between y, and y2. W (t) = 12?e2 b. The solutions yı and y2 form a fundamental set of solutions because there is a point to where W(to) # 0: (D W #0.
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter11: Differential Equations
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