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Homework Statement
a*dh(t)/dt + h(t) = b * sin(c*t)
How can I get the equation for h(t) from this equation??
a,b,c are constant
Differential Equation: Solving for h(t) with Constant a, b, and c
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The discussion focuses on solving the differential equation a*dh(t)/dt + h(t) = b * sin(c*t) for h(t), where a, b, and c are constants. Participants emphasize the importance of demonstrating a reasonable attempt before seeking assistance. The conversation highlights the need for a structured approach to solving differential equations, particularly in academic settings.
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