Second-Order Linear Non-Homogeneous Equation with constant coefficient

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Odili · Feb 24, 2015

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Makanyaga · Mar 5, 2019

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

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Makanyaga · Mar 5, 2019

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

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Charles Mandela · May 24, 2020

Odili said:
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black hawk87 · May 24, 2020

Charles Mandela said:
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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dronedrake · May 24, 2020

Charles Mandela said:
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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Proved · May 24, 2020

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Charles Mandela · Sep 27, 2020

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Teknocrat · Sep 28, 2020

Charles Mandela said:
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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Auz · Oct 1, 2020

Charles Mandela said:
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?

Charles Mandela · Oct 1, 2020

Auz said:
Out of curiosity, What are the application of these things in real life?

Derivation of formulas

Auz · Oct 1, 2020

Charles Mandela said:
Derivation of formulas

Formulas for?

share · Oct 1, 2020

Charles Mandela said:
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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Teknocrat · Oct 2, 2020

Charles Mandela said:
Derivation of formulas

Auz said:
Formulas for?

How do populations grow? How do viruses spread?

Waache watu na fani zao
Sema tu bongo, kama ingekuwa kwa Weupe, kila kitu formula tu kwa kwenda mbele

how mathematical modeling can solve real-world problems.
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Auz · Oct 2, 2020

Teknologist said:
How do populations grow? How do viruses spread?

Waache watu na fani zao
Sema tu bongo, kama ingekuwa kwa Weupe, kila kitu formula tu kwa kwenda mbele

how mathematical modeling can solve real-world problems.
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Teknocrat · Oct 23, 2020

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Charles Mandela · Oct 23, 2020

Teknologist said:
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