Assume that y, (1) = e and y, (1) = e" form a fundamental set of solutions. (b) Let y3 (t) = -4e2 Ya (t) = y1 () + 4y () ys (t) = 4y, (t) – 4 y, (). Are y, (t), y4 (1), and ys (t) also solutions of the given differential equation? O Yes O No O Impossible to tell
Assume that y, (1) = e and y, (1) = e" form a fundamental set of solutions. (b) Let y3 (t) = -4e2 Ya (t) = y1 () + 4y () ys (t) = 4y, (t) – 4 y, (). Are y, (t), y4 (1), and ys (t) also solutions of the given differential equation? O Yes O No O Impossible to tell
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Transcribed Image Text:y" -y - 2y = 0.
Assume that y, (t) = e and y, (t) = et form a fundamental set of solutions.
(b) Let
Y3 (1) = -4e2
4 (t) = y1 (t) +4y2 (?)
ys (t) = 4y, (t) – 4 y3 (t).
Are y3 (t), y4 (t), and ys (t) also solutions of the given differential equation?
O Yes
O No
O Impossible to tell
![(c) Determine which of the following pairs forms a fundamental set of solutions:
[v(), y3 (?)] : [»> ( ), v3 (): > (), va (0)]; [v. (e), v().
O (), y3 ()] - b» (), ya (1) , and [va (e), ys (t)]
O y. (t), ys (1)] and [y2 (t). ys (1)]
O y2 (), y ()] and [yi (1), y4()] and fy, (t). ys (1)]
• ly (?), ya (*)] and [vı (t). va (2)]
O y (1), y ()]) [>() ys (1)] , and [y, (t), ys (t)]
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Transcribed Image Text:(c) Determine which of the following pairs forms a fundamental set of solutions:
[v(), y3 (?)] : [»> ( ), v3 (): > (), va (0)]; [v. (e), v().
O (), y3 ()] - b» (), ya (1) , and [va (e), ys (t)]
O y. (t), ys (1)] and [y2 (t). ys (1)]
O y2 (), y ()] and [yi (1), y4()] and fy, (t). ys (1)]
• ly (?), ya (*)] and [vı (t). va (2)]
O y (1), y ()]) [>() ys (1)] , and [y, (t), ys (t)]
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