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Solve by use of Fourier series. Assume in each case that the right-hand side is a periodic function whose values are stated for one period.

y"+2y'+2y=|x|,-π<x<π.

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The solution of y"+2y'+2y=|x|,-π<x<πis f(x)=1π+12sinx-2π(cos2x22-1+cos4x42-1+cos4x42-1+cos4x62-1+..............).

Step by step solution

01

Given information from question

The equation isy"+2y'+2y=|x|,-π<x<π.

02

Quadratic formula

The quadratic formula to find out the roots is,

-b±b2-4ac2a

03

Expand f(x) in a Fourier series

The given function is

y"+2y'+2y=|x|,-π<x<π

Here fxis a function of period

fx=xif0x<-π-xif-πx<π

The auxiliary equation is

D2+2D+2=0m2+2m+2=0

04

Apply quadratic formula

By Quadratic formula

m=-b±b2-4ac2a=-2±22-4×1×22=-2±4-82

Solve further

m=-2±-42=-1±i

The complementary function is

role="math" localid="1654080410163" yce-xAcosx+Bsinxfx=xif0x<-π-xif-πx<πfx=1π+12sinx-2πcos2x22-1+cos4x42-1+cos6x62-1+...........

Thus, the solution of y"+2y'+2y=|x|,-π<x<πis fx=1π+12sinx-2πcos2x22-1+cos4x42-1+cos6x62-1+...........

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