THEOREM OF THE GENERAL SOLUTION. Let x1(t),…,xn(t) be n linearly independent solutions of the system X´=A(t)X. The general solution of the system is: x(t)=c1x1(t)+⋯+cnxn(t) Where c1 ,…,cn are arbitrary constants that will satisfy the initial condition of the problem if necessary.

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THEOREM OF THE GENERAL SOLUTION. Let x1(t),…,xn(t) be n linearly independent solutions of the system X´=A(t)X. The general solution of the system is:

x(t)=c1x1(t)+⋯+cnxn(t)

Where c1 ,…,cn are arbitrary constants that will satisfy the initial condition of the problem if necessary.  

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