6. Find the general solution of the system of differen-tial equations6-1 11d6tX - e6.-112dt113Hint: The characteristic polynomial of the coefficientmatrix is –(A – 7)²(A – 4).|2.

System of inhomogeneous ordinary differential equations.

6. Find the general solution of the system of differen- tial equations 6 -1 1 1 d 6t X - e 6. -1 6 1 2 dt 1 1 3 Hint: The characteristic polynomial of the coefficient matrix is -(A – 7)²(A – 4). 2.

6. Find the general solution of the system of differen- tial equations 6 -1 1 1 d 6t X - e 6. -1 6 1 2 dt 1 1 3 Hint: The characteristic polynomial of the coefficient matrix is -(A – 7)²(A – 4). 2.

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