Second-Order Linear Non-Homogeneous Equation with constant coefficient

Second-Order Linear Non-Homogeneous Equation with constant coefficient

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Msaada:will someone kindly solve this(I am bit mathematically rusty off late)
Ay"+By'+Cy=D+E(sinwt)

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Darius na simplemind ishu iko hivi:

Ay" + By' + Cy = D + E(sinwt).

This is a form of equation where A, B, C, D, E and w are constants and t is a parameter.

Now separate the equation:
Ay" + By' + Cy = D........Equation i

Ay" + By' + Cy = E(sinwt).........Equation ii

Then;

For Equation i
Ay" + By' + Cy = D is in form of f(X) = M ,where M is a constant and f(X) = y. Thus y = M

So if y = M; Then y' = 0 and y" = 0. Since we differentiating constant number, all derivatives become zero ( 0 ).

Then substitute the values above in Equation i

From: Ay'' + By' + Cy = D where y = M; y' = 0 and y" = 0

Then: A(0) + B(0) + C(M) = D

Then: C(M) = D , thus the value of M = D/C but M = f(x) = y

Thus the value of y = D/C


For Equation ii



Ay'' + By' + Cy = E(sinwt) is in form of f(X) = M(sinwt) + N(coswt) and f(X) = y.

Thus y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

So if, y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

Then y' =Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)

Then y'' = -Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)

Substitute the values above into Equation ii

A(-Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)) + B(Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)) + C(M(sinwt) + N(coswt)) = E(sinwt)
-AMw(sinwt) - ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) + CN(coswt) = E(sinwt) + 0(coswt)

By comparing the values of Sine and Cosine:

For Sine

-AMw(sinwt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) = E(sinwt)...... Equation iii

We flash out (sinwt) and the equation will be: -AMw - BNw + CM = E

Then: M(C - Aw) - NBw = E ;

But (C - Aw) and Bw are both constants.

Then let (C - Aw) be m and Bw be m. Since all values are both constant.

Thus Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv


For Cosine

- ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) + CN(coswt) = 0(coswt)...... Equation v

We flash out (coswt) and the equation will be:

-ANw + BMw + CN = 0

N(C - Aw) + BMw = 0

But (C - Aw) & Bw are both constants.

Then Let (C - Aw) be n and Bw be n.

Thus: Nn + Mn = 0 ..... Equation vi

Thus by combining Equation iv & Equation vi we get;
Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv
Nn + Mn = 0 ........ Equation vi

Now, let us solve simultaneous equation to obtain the values of M & N where m and n are both constants.

In Equation vi : Nn = -Mn

Thus N = -M, Since n and n are constants. And any valuable multiplied by constant, the answer will be constant.

So let constant M(n) be k .

Therefore the value of N will be - k.

Substitute the value of N = -k into Equation iv
Mm - Nm = E;

We get Mm + km = E
Then Mm = E - km
Then M = (E - km)/m

So let constant (E - km)/m be k .

Therefore the value of M will be k.

Thus the value of y = k(sinwt) - k(coswt)

Since the value of y = y1 + y2. The overall value of y will be given as

y = D/C + k2(sinwt) - k1(coswt) where C, D, k1 and k2 are both cosntants
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Darius na simplemind ishu iko hivi:

Ay" + By' + Cy = D + E(sinwt).

This is a form of equation where A, B, C, D, E and w are constants and t is a parameter.

Now separate the equation:
Ay" + By' + Cy = D........Equation i

Ay" + By' + Cy = E(sinwt).........Equation ii

Then;

For Equation i
Ay" + By' + Cy = D is in form of f(X) = M ,where M is a constant and f(X) = y. Thus y = M

So if y = M; Then y' = 0 and y" = 0. Since we differentiating constant number, all derivatives become zero ( 0 ).

Then substitute the values above in Equation i

From: Ay'' + By' + Cy = D where y = M; y' = 0 and y" = 0

Then: A(0) + B(0) + C(M) = D

Then: C(M) = D , thus the value of M = D/C but M = f(x) = y

Thus the value of y = D/C


For Equation ii



Ay'' + By' + Cy = E(sinwt) is in form of f(X) = M(sinwt) + N(coswt) and f(X) = y.

Thus y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

So if, y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

Then y' =Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)

Then y'' = -Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)

Substitute the values above into Equation ii

A(-Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)) + B(Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)) + C(M(sinwt) + N(coswt)) = E(sinwt)
-AMw(sinwt) - ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) + CN(coswt) = E(sinwt) + 0(coswt)

By comparing the values of Sine and Cosine:

For Sine

-AMw(sinwt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) = E(sinwt)...... Equation iii

We flash out (sinwt) and the equation will be: -AMw - BNw + CM = E

Then: M(C - Aw) - NBw = E ;

But (C - Aw) and Bw are both constants.

Then let (C - Aw) be m and Bw be m. Since all values are both constant.

Thus Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv


For Cosine

- ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) + CN(coswt) = 0(coswt)...... Equation v

We flash out (coswt) and the equation will be:

-ANw + BMw + CN = 0

N(C - Aw) + BMw = 0

But (C - Aw) & Bw are both constants.

Then Let (C - Aw) be n and Bw be n.

Thus: Nn + Mn = 0 ..... Equation vi

Thus by combining Equation iv & Equation vi we get;
Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv
Nn + Mn = 0 ........ Equation vi

Now, let us solve simultaneous equation to obtain the values of M & N where m and n are both constants.

In Equation vi : Nn = -Mn

Thus N = -M, Since n and n are constants. And any valuable multiplied by constant, the answer will be constant.

So let constant M(n) be k .

Therefore the value of N will be - k.

Substitute the value of N = -k into Equation iv
Mm - Nm = E;

We get Mm + km = E
Then Mm = E - km
Then M = (E - km)/m

So let constant (E - km)/m be k .

Therefore the value of M will be k.

Thus the value of y = k(sinwt) - k(coswt)

Since the value of y = y1 + y2. The overall value of y will be given as

y = D/C + k2(sinwt) - k1(coswt) where C, D, k1 and k2 are both cosntants
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Darius na simplemind ishu iko hivi:

Ay" + By' + Cy = D + E(sinwt).

This is a form of equation where A, B, C, D, E and w are constants and t is a parameter.

Now separate the equation:
Ay" + By' + Cy = D........Equation i

Ay" + By' + Cy = E(sinwt).........Equation ii

Then;

For Equation i
Ay" + By' + Cy = D is in form of f(X) = M ,where M is a constant and f(X) = y. Thus y = M

So if y = M; Then y' = 0 and y" = 0. Since we differentiating constant number, all derivatives become zero ( 0 ).

Then substitute the values above in Equation i

From: Ay'' + By' + Cy = D where y = M; y' = 0 and y" = 0

Then: A(0) + B(0) + C(M) = D

Then: C(M) = D , thus the value of M = D/C but M = f(x) = y

Thus the value of y = D/C


For Equation ii



Ay'' + By' + Cy = E(sinwt) is in form of f(X) = M(sinwt) + N(coswt) and f(X) = y.

Thus y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

So if, y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

Then y' =Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)

Then y'' = -Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)

Substitute the values above into Equation ii

A(-Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)) + B(Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)) + C(M(sinwt) + N(coswt)) = E(sinwt)
-AMw(sinwt) - ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) + CN(coswt) = E(sinwt) + 0(coswt)

By comparing the values of Sine and Cosine:

For Sine

-AMw(sinwt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) = E(sinwt)...... Equation iii

We flash out (sinwt) and the equation will be: -AMw - BNw + CM = E

Then: M(C - Aw) - NBw = E ;

But (C - Aw) and Bw are both constants.

Then let (C - Aw) be m and Bw be m. Since all values are both constant.

Thus Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv


For Cosine

- ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) + CN(coswt) = 0(coswt)...... Equation v

We flash out (coswt) and the equation will be:

-ANw + BMw + CN = 0

N(C - Aw) + BMw = 0

But (C - Aw) & Bw are both constants.

Then Let (C - Aw) be n and Bw be n.

Thus: Nn + Mn = 0 ..... Equation vi

Thus by combining Equation iv & Equation vi we get;
Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv
Nn + Mn = 0 ........ Equation vi

Now, let us solve simultaneous equation to obtain the values of M & N where m and n are both constants.

In Equation vi : Nn = -Mn

Thus N = -M, Since n and n are constants. And any valuable multiplied by constant, the answer will be constant.

So let constant M(n) be k .

Therefore the value of N will be - k.

Substitute the value of N = -k into Equation iv
Mm - Nm = E;

We get Mm + km = E
Then Mm = E - km
Then M = (E - km)/m

So let constant (E - km)/m be k .

Therefore the value of M will be k.

Thus the value of y = k(sinwt) - k(coswt)

Since the value of y = y1 + y2. The overall value of y will be given as

y = D/C + k2(sinwt) - k1(coswt) where C, D, k1 and k2 are both cosntants

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Darius na simplemind ishu iko hivi:

Ay" + By' + Cy = D + E(sinwt).

This is a form of equation where A, B, C, D, E and w are constants and t is a parameter.

Now separate the equation:
Ay" + By' + Cy = D........Equation i

Ay" + By' + Cy = E(sinwt).........Equation ii

Then;

For Equation i
Ay" + By' + Cy = D is in form of f(X) = M ,where M is a constant and f(X) = y. Thus y = M

So if y = M; Then y' = 0 and y" = 0. Since we differentiating constant number, all derivatives become zero ( 0 ).

Then substitute the values above in Equation i

From: Ay'' + By' + Cy = D where y = M; y' = 0 and y" = 0

Then: A(0) + B(0) + C(M) = D

Then: C(M) = D , thus the value of M = D/C but M = f(x) = y

Thus the value of y = D/C


For Equation ii



Ay'' + By' + Cy = E(sinwt) is in form of f(X) = M(sinwt) + N(coswt) and f(X) = y.

Thus y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

So if, y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

Then y' =Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)

Then y'' = -Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)

Substitute the values above into Equation ii

A(-Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)) + B(Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)) + C(M(sinwt) + N(coswt)) = E(sinwt)
-AMw(sinwt) - ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) + CN(coswt) = E(sinwt) + 0(coswt)

By comparing the values of Sine and Cosine:

For Sine

-AMw(sinwt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) = E(sinwt)...... Equation iii

We flash out (sinwt) and the equation will be: -AMw - BNw + CM = E

Then: M(C - Aw) - NBw = E ;

But (C - Aw) and Bw are both constants.

Then let (C - Aw) be m and Bw be m. Since all values are both constant.

Thus Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv


For Cosine

- ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) + CN(coswt) = 0(coswt)...... Equation v

We flash out (coswt) and the equation will be:

-ANw + BMw + CN = 0

N(C - Aw) + BMw = 0

But (C - Aw) & Bw are both constants.

Then Let (C - Aw) be n and Bw be n.

Thus: Nn + Mn = 0 ..... Equation vi

Thus by combining Equation iv & Equation vi we get;
Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv
Nn + Mn = 0 ........ Equation vi

Now, let us solve simultaneous equation to obtain the values of M & N where m and n are both constants.

In Equation vi : Nn = -Mn

Thus N = -M, Since n and n are constants. And any valuable multiplied by constant, the answer will be constant.

So let constant M(n) be k .

Therefore the value of N will be - k.

Substitute the value of N = -k into Equation iv
Mm - Nm = E;

We get Mm + km = E
Then Mm = E - km
Then M = (E - km)/m

So let constant (E - km)/m be k .

Therefore the value of M will be k.

Thus the value of y = k(sinwt) - k(coswt)

Since the value of y = y1 + y2. The overall value of y will be given as

y = D/C + k2(sinwt) - k1(coswt) where C, D, k1 and k2 are both cosntants
Out of curiosity, What are the application of these things in real life?
 
Darius na simplemind ishu iko hivi:

Ay" + By' + Cy = D + E(sinwt).

This is a form of equation where A, B, C, D, E and w are constants and t is a parameter.

Now separate the equation:
Ay" + By' + Cy = D........Equation i

Ay" + By' + Cy = E(sinwt).........Equation ii

Then;

For Equation i
Ay" + By' + Cy = D is in form of f(X) = M ,where M is a constant and f(X) = y. Thus y = M

So if y = M; Then y' = 0 and y" = 0. Since we differentiating constant number, all derivatives become zero ( 0 ).

Then substitute the values above in Equation i

From: Ay'' + By' + Cy = D where y = M; y' = 0 and y" = 0

Then: A(0) + B(0) + C(M) = D

Then: C(M) = D , thus the value of M = D/C but M = f(x) = y

Thus the value of y = D/C


For Equation ii



Ay'' + By' + Cy = E(sinwt) is in form of f(X) = M(sinwt) + N(coswt) and f(X) = y.

Thus y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

So if, y = M(sinwt) + N(coswt)

Then y' =Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)

Then y'' = -Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)

Substitute the values above into Equation ii

A(-Mw(sinwt) - Nw(coswt)) + B(Mw(coswt) - Nw(sinwt)) + C(M(sinwt) + N(coswt)) = E(sinwt)
-AMw(sinwt) - ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) + CN(coswt) = E(sinwt) + 0(coswt)

By comparing the values of Sine and Cosine:

For Sine

-AMw(sinwt) - BNw(sinwt) + CM(sinwt) = E(sinwt)...... Equation iii

We flash out (sinwt) and the equation will be: -AMw - BNw + CM = E

Then: M(C - Aw) - NBw = E ;

But (C - Aw) and Bw are both constants.

Then let (C - Aw) be m and Bw be m. Since all values are both constant.

Thus Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv


For Cosine

- ANw(coswt) + BMw(coswt) + CN(coswt) = 0(coswt)...... Equation v

We flash out (coswt) and the equation will be:

-ANw + BMw + CN = 0

N(C - Aw) + BMw = 0

But (C - Aw) & Bw are both constants.

Then Let (C - Aw) be n and Bw be n.

Thus: Nn + Mn = 0 ..... Equation vi

Thus by combining Equation iv & Equation vi we get;
Mm - Nm = E....... Equation iv
Nn + Mn = 0 ........ Equation vi

Now, let us solve simultaneous equation to obtain the values of M & N where m and n are both constants.

In Equation vi : Nn = -Mn

Thus N = -M, Since n and n are constants. And any valuable multiplied by constant, the answer will be constant.

So let constant M(n) be k .

Therefore the value of N will be - k.

Substitute the value of N = -k into Equation iv
Mm - Nm = E;

We get Mm + km = E
Then Mm = E - km
Then M = (E - km)/m

So let constant (E - km)/m be k .

Therefore the value of M will be k.

Thus the value of y = k(sinwt) - k(coswt)

Since the value of y = y1 + y2. The overall value of y will be given as

y = D/C + k2(sinwt) - k1(coswt) where C, D, k1 and k2 are both cosntants

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