Please help me........ Use the method of variation of parameters to solve the initial value problem x' = Ax + f(t),x(a)=x₂ using the following values.17et•[:]-[²]-[:]^{[f(t) =x(0) = eAt32etA =3 14 200=1 4e²te-t-e²t + e-t4e²t4e-t-e²t + 4e¯t

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Use the method of variation of parameters to solve the initial value problem x' = Ax + f(t), x(a) = x₂ using the following values.