Question #122582

1. Find the general solution of the given higher-order differential equation.

d^3u/ dt^3 + d^2u/ dt^2 − 2u = 0


u(t) = ____


2. Find the general solution of the given higher-order differential equation.

y''' − 9y'' + 15y' + 25y = 0


y(x) =____

Expert's answer

u′′′+u′′−2u=0 A linear homogeneous  equation  The general solution  isu(t)=uhr3+r2−2=0  ⟹  p=±2,±1,q=±1pq=±1,±2,.....f(1)=0→ 1  is a root of the equation Divide r3+r2−2  by r−1  we get r2+2r+2Use quadratic Formula →r=−1+i,r=−1−i,r=1∴u(t)=c1et+e−t(c2cos⁡t+c3sin⁡t)     (1)y′′′−9y′′+15y′+25y=0 A linear homogeneous  equation  The general solution   is y(x)=yhr3−9r2+15r+25=0  ⟹  p=±5,±1,±25,q=±1pq=±1,±5,....f(−1)=0→ 1  is a root of the equation Divide r3−9r2+15r+25  by r+1  we get r2−10r+25r2−10r+25=(r−5)(r−5)→r=5,r=5,r=−1∴y(x)=c1e−x+c2e5x+c3xe5x     (2)u^{\prime \prime \prime}+ u^{\prime \prime}-2u=0 \\[1 em] \text { A\,linear homogeneous\, equation }\\[1 em] \text { The general solution \,is}\\[1 em] u(t)=u_{h} \\[1 em] r^{3}+ r^{2}-2=0 \implies p=\pm 2 ,\pm1 ,q=\pm1 \\[1 em] \frac{p}{q}=\pm 1 ,\pm 2 ,.....\\[1 em] f(1)=0 \to ~ 1~ \text{ is a root of the equation} \\[1 em] \text{ Divide} ~r^{3}+ r^{2}-2 ~\text{ by} ~r-1 ~\text{ we get }r^2+2r+2 \\[1 em] \text{Use quadratic Formula }\rightarrow r=-1+i ,r=-1-i ,r=1 \\[1 em] \therefore u(t)=c_{1}e^{ t} +e^{- t}(c_{2} \cos t +c_{3} \sin t) ~~~~~(1) \\[3 em] y^{\prime \prime \prime}-9y^{\prime \prime}+15y^{ \prime}+25y=0 \\[1 em] \text { A\,linear homogeneous\, equation }\\[1 em] \text { The general solution \, is }\\[1 em] y(x)=y_{h} \\[1 em] r^{3}-9r^{2}+15r+25=0 \implies p=\pm 5 ,\pm1 , \pm25 ,q=\pm1 \\[1 em] \frac{p}{q}=\pm 1 ,\pm 5 ,....\\[1 em] f(-1)=0 \to ~ 1~ \text{ is a root of the equation} \\[1 em] \text{ Divide} ~r^{3}-9r^{2}+15r+25 ~\text{ by} ~r+1 ~\text{ we get }r^2-10r+25 \\[1 em] r^2-10r+25 =(r-5)(r-5)\rightarrow r=5 ,r=5 ,r=-1 \\[1 em] \therefore y(x)=c_{1}e^{ -x} +c_{2} e^{ 5x} +c_{3}x e^{ 5x} ~~~~~(2) \\[1 em]

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