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I'm stuck on this problem that involves drawing a phase portrait but I'm at a stand still.
Find the general solution to the following differential equation:
[1 -12 -14]
x'= [1 2 -3]*x
[1 1 -2]
the eigeinvalues that I found are 1 , +5i, -5i
the general solution that I found is
c1e^e[25] + c2[cos5t+5sin5t] + c2[-5cos5t+sin5t] + c3[2] + c3t[1-5i]
[-7] [cos5t ] [sin5t ] [2] [1 ]
[6 ] [cos5t ] [sin5t ] [1] [1 ]
Am I suppose to have imaginary values in my solution?
I'm supposed to find the solution if x(0)=2i-5j+3k
I just plug 0 in for all the t's and solve for the constants which is no problem for me. The problem that I'm having is the fact that I have an imaginary value in the solution.
I'm also suppose to find the phase portrait.
Find the general solution to the following differential equation:
[1 -12 -14]
x'= [1 2 -3]*x
[1 1 -2]
the eigeinvalues that I found are 1 , +5i, -5i
the general solution that I found is
c1e^e[25] + c2[cos5t+5sin5t] + c2[-5cos5t+sin5t] + c3[2] + c3t[1-5i]
[-7] [cos5t ] [sin5t ] [2] [1 ]
[6 ] [cos5t ] [sin5t ] [1] [1 ]
Am I suppose to have imaginary values in my solution?
I'm supposed to find the solution if x(0)=2i-5j+3k
I just plug 0 in for all the t's and solve for the constants which is no problem for me. The problem that I'm having is the fact that I have an imaginary value in the solution.
I'm also suppose to find the phase portrait.