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Prove formula (10.44). Hint: Fix $s$ and prove that, as functions of $t$, both sides of the equation define matrix solutions with the same initial conditions. Then use uniqueness.
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44) that needs to be proven. Since the specific formula is not provided in the question, let's assume it is an equation involving two matrix functions $X(t)$ and $Y(t)$, such as $X(t) = Y(t)$. The goal is to prove that these two matrix functions are equal for all Show more…
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