Consider the initial value problem:
y' + 5/3y =1 - 1/5t, y(0)= yo
What equation express...
Mathematics, 08.03.2021 19:20, ronsosaa
Consider the initial value problem:
y' + 5/3y =1 - 1/5t, y(0)= yo
What equation expresses the requirement that the solution touches the t-axis?
a. y(t)= 0
b. y'(t)= 0
c. y''(t)= 0
Answers: 1
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