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Verify that $y(t)=A \cos (\omega t-\phi)$ is a solution to the differential equation $(1.1 .21),$ where $A$ and $\omega$ are nonzero constants. Determine the constants $A$ and $\phi$ (with $|\phi|<\pi$ radians) in the particular case when the initial conditions are$$y(0)=a, \quad \frac{d y}{d t}(0)=0$$
$yp(t)=\frac{F_{o}}{2_2o} t \sin (w t), w=w_{0}$
Calculus 2 / BC
Chapter 1
First-Order Differential Equations
Section 1
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Differential Equations
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Okay, so just start this problem. We first are going to take a look at the roots of the exhilarate equation here, which is going to be p of our is equal to r squared. Plus, Omega, not squared, is equal to zero. So we're gonna have that r is equal to plus or minus I Omega. Uh, Omega, Not now. This part here has the route b is equal to omega eso if b is able to omega, Uh, but we need to take a look at the or compare the roots here so we'll have plus or minus i omega. So if omega is not equal to Omega, not so let's do that case first. Omega is not equal to Omega. Not so. If this is not Omega, not then our zp of tea is going to be equal to than just a not e to the Omega or Iomega like so. So this is going to have the derivative c p of t is equal to I unless should be Iomega t. So we'll have omega, uh, I or Iomega that a not e to the i omega t the men zP double prime of T is going to be able to the negative omega squared a not e to the I omega t like So let's plug these into our ah differential equation, which is going to solve our plus omega, not squared, is equal to is equal to. And then we're gonna have, um, on the right hand side, this is equal to f not. And then then e to the I omega t like so So Ah, oops, sorry. And then there should also be a zp here. So if we have negative omega squared Ah, so omega squared, um, a not e to the i Omega t and then plus omega not squared a not e to the I Omega T is equal to f not e to the I omega t Then we have omega not squared minus omega squared. A not is equal to f Not so a not is going to be able to f not over omega not squared minus omega squared. So we're gonna have our particular are complex valued particular solutions. E p of t is equal to f not over. Oh, Megan. Not square in minus omega squared. And then times e to the I Omega t so either the I omega t remember, we're gonna replace that, actually with co sign Omega T plus I sine omega t. Since we have the co sign part, we want the real part. So that's going to just be this here. So r y a p of tea is going to be equal to f not mining or divided by omega not squared minus omega squared cosigned omega t And this is for Omega not equal to Omega. Not so. That's for that scenario. Now we need toe Take a look at the case where omega is equal to Omega. Not so for Omega, equal to Omega. Not then That means our particular solution CP of tea. Then it's going to become a not tea e to the I Omega t like So So then zp prime t. Okay, so let's do that. So we're going tohave first times derivative. First time second is gonna be, uh, that and then plus, now we're going to have Iomega tea or so Iomega Times a not ah t e to the I Omega t. So, um, that is here. We took derivative of first time Second, then here we have derivative of second, which is the Iomega E to the Omega T times first, which is Iomega I not or a not tea. So the C double prime of tea this is equal to And then we have a not, uh, or sorry, i omega a not e to the i Omega t and then here we're gonna Ah, the derivative of this is just this. And then we multiply by Iomega. So we have plus Iomega a not e to the I Omega T and then plus I omega squared. That's going to become negative. Omega squared. Sorry. Negative. Omega squared. Okay, negative. Omega squared times a not and then ah t e to the I Omega t. Okay. Ah, we can now combine these two terms into just to be to Iomega a not e to the I Omega t and then minus We have our omega squared a not t e to the i Omega T. Next, we plug it into the complex value difference equation, which is E p uh, double prime plus. Sorry. Plus, and then Omega not is able to omega, so I'm just gonna write it as omega squared, and then zp is equal to R F not and then e to the i Omega t. So now plugging these into our ah, to this here we have to Iomega a not e to the i omega T minus omega squared a not t e to the i Omega T and then plus omega squared a not t e to the i omega T This is evil to f not e to the i omega t the these tube can now cancel out and we just have to Iomega a not it's gonna be able to f not when we also cancel out these terms here. So a not is kind of eagle two f not divided by two Iomega or this is also equal to F Um, sorry, I ah, negative. I f not over to omega. So zp of t is equal to, um negative I f not over to omega times t eats the Iomega t So this e to the Iomega's he I can replace with cosigned omega t plus I sine omega t And again, Since we're still taking the coastline part, we want the real part of this. So the real part of this is when we multiply this by this here. So this negative I becomes ice negative. I squared, which is positive. So why P of tea is gonna end up becoming okay. We have f not divided by to omega and then tea sign Omega t like so. And this is for Omega equals omega, not It's our final solution here.
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