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Find the steady periodic solution to the differential equation x′′+2x′+64x=7sin(7t) in the form xsp(t)=ccos(ωt−α), with c > 0

and 0≤α<2π.

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Musya8 [376]3 years ago

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45265 I really hope thus helps a lot

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