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sdusheyko
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given x(t)=impulse
find y(t)
y(prime)=4y=8x
i am lost
find y(t)
y(prime)=4y=8x
i am lost
vela said:I assume there's a typo in your post and the differential equation is actually y'+4y=8x, so you want to solve
[tex]y'+4y=\delta(x)[/tex]
where [itex]\delta(x)[/itex] is the Dirac delta function. Is this right? Did the problem specify an initial condition? (Engineers typically assume y(0-)=0.)
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A linear system differential equation has a linear relationship between the dependent variable and its derivatives, whereas a non-linear system differential equation has a non-linear relationship. This means that the coefficients in a linear system are constant, while in a non-linear system they may vary.
To solve a linear system differential equation, you need to first determine the order of the equation, which is the highest derivative present. Then, using the initial conditions and coefficients, you can use various methods such as separation of variables, substitution, or integrating factors to find the solution.
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