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23. \( \frac{d t}{d t}=2 e^{3 t}, \quad t \geqslant 0, \quad P(0)=1 \) 24. \( \frac{d m}{d t}=100 e^{-0.4 t}, \quad t \geqslant 0, \quad m(0)=50 \) 25. \( \frac{d r}{d \theta}=\cos \theta+\sec \theta \tan \theta, 0<\theta<\pi / 2, r(\pi / 3) \)

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in this question we've been given a second order differential equation where we've got the second deliver t of plus a squared multiplied by Data being equal to zero. And we've been told that we've got the value of data. T Plus two Pi child being equal to data as a function of team. Now looking at this, the general solution to this differential equation is theater as a function of team is equality A multiplied by The exponent of I-80 plus B. Multiplied by the exponent of negative I N. Team. Now looking at this who have been given these cyclic boundaries and if we actually apply them to this general solution to determine the constants A and B, what we are going to get is we are saying peter T plus two pi tau is equal to a. The exponent of I A T Plus two Pi. How plus B. The exponent of negative I A team last two A top. So what this means is we've got data. This right here has been equal to detail or rather a the exponent of I 80 multiplied by the exponent of I two pi A tao plus B. The exponent of negative I a t plus two. Mm hmm. Top. So if we are to simplify this would help this being equal to detail. Town. The top is a function of T. When we've got the exponent of Plus or -1 two pi a child being equal Toral. What now that we have this we are saying this condition is satisfied when we've got two pi and tau being equal to two pi N for any integer value of. And so we've got a being equal to and divided by. So what this means is the solution. We've got better as a function of T being equal to a i n t over town plus B e i m t over how where we've got em Being equal to zero plus or -1 Plus or -2. It is.

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