Problem 2: Solve the initial value problem t² y(0) = 1. 2y +2' Solution: This is a separable equation, by integration y' = ²+2y=√²+0₂ t³ C. From y(0) = 1, I get C = 3. Then I express y to get √ st Note that I took the positive square root to get the correct initial value. y(t): = t³ +4 -1.
Problem 2: Solve the initial value problem t² y(0) = 1. 2y +2' Solution: This is a separable equation, by integration y' = ²+2y=√²+0₂ t³ C. From y(0) = 1, I get C = 3. Then I express y to get √ st Note that I took the positive square root to get the correct initial value. y(t): = t³ +4 -1.
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