2. Let A be a constant 2 × 2 matrix.(a) Let ø(t) and x(t) be solutions of the initial value problem r'Ar,z(0) = (1).Show that the linear combination n(t) = ø(t) +x(t) is nota solution of this initial value problem.(b) Let ø(t) and x(t) be solutions of the inhomogeneous linear system r'Ax +Show that the linear combination n(t) = ø(t) + x(t) is not12a solution of this system.

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2. Let A be a constant 2 x 2 matrix. (a) Let ø(t) and x(t) be solutions of the initial value problem r' Ar, z(0) = (;). Show that the linear combination n(t) = o(t) + x(t) is not a solution of this initial value problem.

2. Let A be a constant 2 x 2 matrix. (a) Let ø(t) and x(t) be solutions of the initial value problem r' Ar, z(0) = (;). Show that the linear combination n(t) = o(t) + x(t) is not a solution of this initial value problem.

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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