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khyvonen01
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Homework Statement
((d^2)x)/(d(t^2)) + 5(dx/dt) + 6x = f(t)
f(t)=3 for (0<=t<6)
f(t)=0 for t>=6
Homework Equations
This I am not sure of, this is my question. Would I use the Second Order Differential equation to do this problem:
L{((d^2)f)/(d(t^2))} = (s^2)F(s) - sf(0") - [df/dt]_t-0
The Attempt at a Solution
Have not attempted yet as I am just trying to find the correct formula to use for this.