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Understanding State Space Representation for First-Order Dynamic Systems
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[QUOTE="gneill, post: 4521104, member: 293536"] Upon reflection and discussion with another Homework Helper, it occurred to me that the problem would make more sense to me if the variable used in the dynamic system differential equation was y rather than x. Is it possible that we should take the given system D.E. to represent the form of the equation describing the system rather than an equation of the state variables? [/QUOTE]
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