Find the general solution to the homogeneous differential equation dy + 12 +36y = 0 dt The solution can be written in the form d²y dt² with f₁(t) = e^(6t)cos(10t) e^6tsin(10t) y = C₁ f1 (t) + C₂ f2(t) and f₂ (t) = Left to your own devices, you will probably write down th correct answers, but in case you want to quibble, enter your answers so that the functions are normalized with ƒ₁ (0) = and f₂ (0) = 0.

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Find the general solution to the homogeneous differential equation
d²y dy
dt²
The solution can be written in the form
+12 +36y = 0
dt
with f₁(t) = e^(6t)cos(10t)
e^6tsin(10t)
y = C₁ f₁ (t) + C₂ f2 (1)
and f₂ (t) =
Left to your own devices, you will probably write down the
correct answers, but in case you want to quibble, enter your answers so that the functions are normalized with f₁ (0) = 1
and f₂ (0) = 0.
Transcribed Image Text:Find the general solution to the homogeneous differential equation d²y dy dt² The solution can be written in the form +12 +36y = 0 dt with f₁(t) = e^(6t)cos(10t) e^6tsin(10t) y = C₁ f₁ (t) + C₂ f2 (1) and f₂ (t) = Left to your own devices, you will probably write down the correct answers, but in case you want to quibble, enter your answers so that the functions are normalized with f₁ (0) = 1 and f₂ (0) = 0.
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