Getting rid of the complex numbers here will be similar to how we did it back in the second order differential equation case but will involve a ...
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Since →η η → is an eigenvector we know that it can't be zero, yet in order to satisfy the second condition it would have to be. So, our guess was ...
We first solve for the eigenvalues of the corresponding matrix, i.e. the roots of the ... coefficient method, our guess solution will have to be x = v(t) = atet + bet + ct + d.
Method of undetermined coefficients
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this equation, and we end up with the central equation for eigenvalues and eigenvectors:
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