2. Solve dy dt =-y+28(t-3), y(0) = 1.

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Section6.1: Exponential Functions
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Note: Recall that the delta function 8(t) is the first derivative of the step function H(t). The
key property of 8(t) is the way it behaves in integrals: for any number c and any function f,
S..
[f(c), a<c<b,
f(s)8(sc) ds =
0,
otherwise,
i.e. the integral "picks out" the value of the function f at the location c where 8(t-c) has a
spike. The integral is zero if the spike lies outside the domain of integration.
For integrals from 0 to t, when c> 0, we can rewrite the rule more concisely with a step
function:
1. Evaluate the following integrals involving (t):
[.. es cos(s) (s-2) ds.
(a)
(b)
S
[ f(s)8(s — c) ds = f(c)H(t - c).
2. Solve
(8³+ s)8(s-2) ds.
(c)
S s² ln(1 + s)8(s 1) ds. (Your answer will depend on t.)
=-y+28(t-3), y(0) = 1.
dy
dt
Transcribed Image Text:Note: Recall that the delta function 8(t) is the first derivative of the step function H(t). The key property of 8(t) is the way it behaves in integrals: for any number c and any function f, S.. [f(c), a<c<b, f(s)8(sc) ds = 0, otherwise, i.e. the integral "picks out" the value of the function f at the location c where 8(t-c) has a spike. The integral is zero if the spike lies outside the domain of integration. For integrals from 0 to t, when c> 0, we can rewrite the rule more concisely with a step function: 1. Evaluate the following integrals involving (t): [.. es cos(s) (s-2) ds. (a) (b) S [ f(s)8(s — c) ds = f(c)H(t - c). 2. Solve (8³+ s)8(s-2) ds. (c) S s² ln(1 + s)8(s 1) ds. (Your answer will depend on t.) =-y+28(t-3), y(0) = 1. dy dt
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