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Laplace Transform of Product of Two Functions
Thanks, I got it now. I was thinking that the transform of the product was the product of the transforms.- trust
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Laplace Transform of Product of Two Functions
Homework Statement Laplace Transform of u(t-∏/2)et (u is unit step function) Homework Equations Laplace Transform Table (any) The Attempt at a Solution I tried using the Laplace transform for the unit step function and the exponential function. L{u(t-∏/2)} = e-(∏s)/2...- trust
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- Functions Laplace Laplace transform Product Transform
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Particular Solution of ODE using Annihilator
((D+I)2+I)2y=0 Basis for kernel: ((D+I)2+I)2: {excos(x), exsin(x), xexcos(x), xexsin(x)} yp= A(x)excos(x) + B(x)exsin(x) yH= c1excos(x) +c2exsin(x) y=yp+yH y= A(x)excos(x) + B(x)exsin(x) + c1excos(x) +c2exsin(x) Is this correct? I still think something is wrong because I'm...- trust
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Particular Solution of ODE using Annihilator
This is how I think I should solve it from my notes: ((D+I)2+I)((D+I)2+I)y=0 Basis for kernel: ((D+I)2+I): {excos(x), exsin(x)} ((D+I)2+I): {excos(x), exsin(x)} yp= Aexcos(x) + Bexsin(x) yH= c1excos(x) +c2exsin(x) y=yp+yH y= Aexcos(x) + Bexsin(x) + c1excos(x) +c2exsin(x)...- trust
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Particular Solution of ODE using Annihilator
Homework Statement By using the method of differential operators, solve y''+2y'+2y=2e-xsinx 1. Determine what is the annihilator of the inhomogeneous term. 2. Find a particular solution. 3. Write the general solution for the equation. Homework Equations xneaxsin(bx) --> annihilated by...- trust
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- Ode Particular solution
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Taylor Series Expansion to Compute Derivatives
Can someone please help me with this? It is very important.- trust
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Taylor Series Expansion to Compute Derivatives
I think I am missing something. Do I actually have to compute the 9th derivative of the original function? Another attempt is attached.- trust
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Taylor Series Expansion to Compute Derivatives
I'm sorry, could you please elaborate further on how to find the derivatives? I have attached my attempt but I don't think it's correct because I'm getting 0 for both the 9th and 10th derivatives.- trust
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Taylor Series Expansion to Compute Derivatives
Please find my attempt at the solution attached- trust
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Taylor Series Expansion to Compute Derivatives
I'm a little confused. I believe the bottom would become 1+u2. I tried using the power series for 1/(1-x) (sum from n = 0 to infinity of x^n). This left me with the sum from n = 0 to infinity of (x-1)^(2n+1). I then wrote out the Taylor Polynomial until the 9th power because I wanted to...- trust
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MacLaurin Expansion to Find Higher Derivative
Homework Statement Find the MacLaurin series expansion of f(x)=(x^3)/(x+2). Find also the higher derivative f(10)(0) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I'm not sure how to approach this question. The derivative of f(x) becomes larger and larger and I'm not sure how to...- trust
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- Derivative Expansion Maclaurin
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Taylor Series Expansion to Compute Derivatives
Homework Statement Find the Taylor series expansion of f(x) = (x-1)/(1+(x-1)^2) about x=1 and use this to compute f(9)(1) and f(10)(1) Homework Equations The sum from n=0 to infinity of f(k)(c)/(k!) (x-c)k The Attempt at a Solution I'm not sure how to approach this...- trust
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- Derivatives Expansion Series Series expansion Taylor Taylor series
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