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Find all values of k for which the function y=sin(kt) satisfies the differential equation y′′+19y=0. separate your answers by co

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Lunna [17]4 years ago

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The given function is

$y=sin(kt)$

Differentiating

$y'=kcos(kt)$

Again differentiating

$y''=-k^2 sin(kt)$

Substituting the values of y '' and y in

$y''+19y=0$

We will get

$-k^2 sin(kt)+19sin(kt)=0
\\
sin(kt) (19-k^2)=0
sin(kt) =0, 19-k^2=0
\\
kt = \pi n , k =+- \sqrt{19}
\\
k = \frac{ \pi n}{t} , - \sqrt{17}, \sqrt{17}$

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