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In problems, use the Laplace transform to solve the given initial-value problem.

y''+4y'+3y=1-u(t-2)-u(t-4)+u(t-6)y(0)=0,y'(0)=0

Short Answer

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The solution for the initial-value problem y''+4y'+3y=1-u(t-2)-u(t-4)+u(t-6)using Laplace transform is

y(t)=13+16e-3t-12e-t-13+16e-3(t-2)-12e-(t-2)U(t-2)-13+16e-3(t-4)-12e-(t-4)U(t-4)+

13+16e-3(t-6)-12e-(t-6)U(t-6)

Step by step solution

01

Define Laplace transform.

When specific initial conditions are supplied, especially when the initial values are zero, the Laplace transform is a handy method of solving certain types of differential equations. Laplace transform Lof a function f (t) is defined as L{f(t)}=e-st0f(t)dt

In words we can describe this expression as the Laplace transform of f(t) equals function F of S.

L{f(t)}=F(s)

02

Find the unit step function for the given expression.

The unit step function is defined as

ut=0t<01t>0

Where

u is a function of time f.

Ly''+4y'+3y=L{1-U(t-2)-U(t-4)+U(t-6)}y(0)=0,y'(0)=0

The unit step function ofy''+4y'+3y=1-u(t-2)-u(t-4)+u(t-6)

L{1-U(t-2)-U(t-4)+U(t-6)}y(0)

03

Find the Laplace transform for the given expression.

Use the Laplace transform on both sides of the expression.

s2Y-s(0)-0+4(sY-0)+3Y=1s-e-2ss-e-4ss+

Factor then isolate Y.

Y(s)=1s(s+3)(s+1)-e-2ss(s+3)(s+1)e-4ss(s+3)(s+1)+e-6ss(s+3)(s+1)

The value of L{1-U(t-2)-U(t-4)+U(t-6)}y(0)before decomposing is

Y(s)=1s(s+3)(s+1)-e-2ss(s+3)(s+1)e-4ss(s+3)(s+1)+e-6ss(s+3)(s+1)

04

Find the decomposed value of the given expression.

Y(s)=1s(s+3)(s+1)-e-2ss(s+3)(s+1)e-4ss(s+3)(s+1)+e-6ss(s+3)(s+1)

Decomposing

1s(s+3)(s+1)=as+bs+3+cs+1=13s+16(s+3)-12(s+1)Y(s)=13s+16(s+3)-12(s+1)1-e-2s-e-4s+e-6s

Hence, the decomposed value of the given expression is

Y(s)=13s+16(s+3)-12(s+1)1-e-2s-e-4s+e-6s

05

Substituting the decomposed value into the given expression to get the solution.

Substitute Y(s)=13s+16(s+3)-12(s+1)1-e-2s-e-4s+e-6sin the given expression.

L-113s+16(s-(-3))-12(s-(-1))1-e-2s-e-4s+e-6sy(t)=13+16e-3t-12e-t-13+16e-3(t-2)-12e-(t-2)U(t-2)-13+16e-3(t-4)-12e-(t-4)U(t-4)+13+16e-3(t-6)-12e-(t-6)U(t-6)

Hence, the Laplace transform for the given initial value problem is

y(t)=13+16e-3t-12e-t-13+16e-3(t-2)-12e-(t-2)U(t-2)-13+16e-3(t-4)-12e-(t-4)U(t-4)+13+16e-3(t-6)-12e-(t-6)U(t-6)

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