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Homework Problems 1. Compare the responses of $2\dot{v} + v = \dot{g}(t) + g(t)$ and $2\dot{v} + v = g(t)$ if $g(t) = 10u_s(t)$ and $v(0) = 5$.

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1. Compare the responses of $2\dot{v} + v = \dot{g}(t) + g(t)$ and $2\dot{v} + v = g(t)$
if $g(t) = 10u_s(t)$ and $v(0) = 5$.
        
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1. Compare the responses of 2v̇ + v = ġ(t) + g(t) and 2v̇ + v = g(t)
if g(t) = 10us(t) and v(0) = 5.

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Homework Problems 1. Compare the responses of 2+v=gt+gt and 2v+v=gt if gt=10us and v0=5.
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00:01 The problem is such that a train starts from rest and then it accelerates with acceleration a equals 20 meter per second square from t equals 0 to t equals 5 and then it picks up a speed v1 x this distance is x1 and then it it keeps cruising with a equals…
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