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Find the function f(t)of the form f(t)=acos(2t)+bsin(2t)such thatf''(t)+2f'(t)+3f(t)=17cos(2t). (This is the kind of differential equation you might have to solve when dealing with forced damped oscillators, in physics or engineering.)

Short Answer

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The function ftof the form ft=acos2t+bsin2tsuch that f''t+2f't+3ft=17cos2tisft=-cos2t+4sin2t

Step by step solution

01

Consider the standard equation.

The polynomial of degree 2 is ft=a+bt+ct2

ft=acos2t+bsin2t

Consider the derivative of the polynomial ft=acos2t+bsin2t

f't=-2asin2t+2bcos2t

Consider the derivative of the polynomialf't=-2asin2t+2bcos2t

f''t=-4acos2t-4bsin2t


02

Consider the given condition

Consider the condition and substitute the above equations.

f''t+2f't+3ft=17cos2t-4acos2t-4bsin2t+2-2asin2t+2bcos2t+3acos2t+bsin2t=17cos2t-acos2t-bsin2t-4asin2t+4bcos2t=17cos2t4b-acos2t+-4a-bsin2t=17cos2t

03

Compare the LHS and RHS of the above equations.

The values are:

-a+4b=17-4a-b=0a=-1,b=4

Substitute the values in the equation.

ft=acos2t+bsin2tft=-cos2t+4sin2t

04

Final answer

ft=-cos2t+4sin2tis the functionft of the formft=acos2t+bsin2t such thatf''t+2f't+3ft=17cos2t.

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