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    Frequency response of a spring mass damper system

    Consider a system with m = 100, c = 100 and k = 400. If y(t) = 3sin(1.5t), determine x(t) and ft(t). I don't have a picture handy but the equations for the system turn out like this. mx''+cx'+kx = cy' + ky Transfer function = x/y = cy' + ky / mx'' + cx' + kx then w/a laplace...
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    2nd order ode w/complex conjugate roots

    I mean that in this case law of cosines would be required to find A so i can't reduce the homogeneous solution by the method i was given (A = sqrt(B1^2+B2^2) , so I'm wondering if i made a mistake beforehand. ;]
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    2nd order ode w/complex conjugate roots

    x''+x'+2x=0 x(0)=2 x'(0)=0 I've taken the characteristic equation and reduced the roots to 1/2 +- Sqrt(7/4)i of the form a +- bi (i = sqrt(-1) Then i put the homogeneous solution into the form of e^{}at*(B1cos(bt)+B2sin(bt)) for B1 i used the first i.c. and found that B1=2...
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    Fredholm equation of the second kind

    bump. Any help is greatly appreciated!
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    Fredholm equation of the second kind

    uh, apparently i need the proof in the form of c1y1+c2y2 = f and Lf=y. in this case do i need to use method of undetermined coeffecients with the y(x)=x+ax^2 ?
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    Fredholm equation of the second kind

    thanks so much that helps everything.
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    Fredholm equation of the second kind

    Homework Statement I need to prove that a Fredholm equation of the second kind is functionally linear. I'm not sure what functional linearity is or if that's exactly what is being asked because it's not in my numerical analysis book and everytime i look on the internet I'm referred to linear...
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    How to Calculate Energy Stored in an RLC Circuit?

    Homework Statement A 21.0 \mu F capacitor is charged by a 160.0-{\rm V} power supply, then disconnected from the power and connected in series with a 0.220-{\rm mH} inductor. Calculate the energy stored in the capacitor at time t = 0{\rm{ ms}} (the moment of connection with the inductor)...
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    Initial Value Problems for Linear Shooting Method

    u+av is a linear combination of y. such that u'(0) = 0 and v'(0)=a
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    Initial Value Problems for Linear Shooting Method

    Homework Statement y''-by'=f(x) I have to "derive and submit the appropriate initial value problems (with initial conditions) for u(x) and v(x). Show me all 4 equations and initial conditions... " and I know you get u(x) and v(x) by solving ivp's for the original equation, one...
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    MATLAB Solving Matlab Noob Question: Updating Variables with deltax

    Homework Statement Here's my code clc clear n=10 a=input( 'initial guess for a '); b=input( ' initial guess for b '); C= input( ' initial guess for Steady State Concentration '); d=[a b C] while n>0 t=[3 9 12 18 24 300 ]...
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    Finding the Max Value of a Function on a closed interval

    yeah, I figured that. It just comes into play right after when I seprate these t's out so i wanted to double check. Thanks again.
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    Finding the Max Value of a Function on a closed interval

    Just to clarify, I said that the ln(x*y) = ln(x) +ln(y) not ln(x+y) that is correct isn't it?
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    Finding the Max Value of a Function on a closed interval

    Should've kept those calc books thanks for the help guys
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