Writing Linear Differential Equations as Matrix Differential equations

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Homework Statement


Be able to write a system of Linear homogenous differential equations as a matrix differential equations.


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I have uploaded the work and original problem. My question is did I properly answer this question?
 

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If the problem is, in fact, to "write the system of linear homogeneous differerential equations as a matrix differential equation", yes that is correct.
 
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