Aşağıdaki sistemin A = 0 özdeğerine karşı gelen1(t)+21(t)1 (t)[T1(t), Y1(t), z1 (t)] çözümü içindeğerini bulunuz.I1(t) +z1 (t)Y (t)[Evaluatefor the solution [x1(t), Y1(t), z1 (t)] thatcorresponds to the eigenvalue A = 0 of the following system).x' = -5x + 5z,y' = x – 4y + z,z'%3D= -4x + 4z.%3DLütfen birini seçin:06O5O2O304

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E1(t) +21(t) Y(t) for the solution [x1(t), Yı(t), z1 (t)] that [Evaluate corresponds to the eigenvalue A = 0 of the following system]. x' = -5x + 5z, y' = x – 4y + z, = -4x + 4z. %3D Lütfen birini seçin: 06 05 O 2 O3 04

E1(t) +21(t) Y(t) for the solution [x1(t), Yı(t), z1 (t)] that [Evaluate corresponds to the eigenvalue A = 0 of the following system]. x' = -5x + 5z, y' = x – 4y + z, = -4x + 4z. %3D Lütfen birini seçin: 06 05 O 2 O3 04

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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