6. Consider a second order differential equation (*) x" + bx' + cx = 0; (b) If b² - 4c > 0, what assumption about b and c ensures that lim x(t) = 0 for every solution x(t)? (b) b>0 b and c constant. 6. (b)
6. Consider a second order differential equation (*) x" + bx' + cx = 0; (b) If b² - 4c > 0, what assumption about b and c ensures that lim x(t) = 0 for every solution x(t)? (b) b>0 b and c constant. 6. (b)
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