Differential Equations: Second Order Homogeneous Equations
Given a series RLC circuit with the equation , where the inductance Henrys, resistance Ohms, and capacitance microfarads, and initial conditions and , solve the second-order differential equation for the current as a function of time
What if the characteristic equation does not have real roots, what if they are complex?
Solve a constant coefficient homogeneous linear 2nd order differential equation with complex roots of the form . Derive the general solution form.
Find the particular solution for the differential equation with the initial conditions and .
What happens when you have two complex roots? Or essentially, when you're trying to solve the characteristic equation, when you're trying to solve that quadratic? The is negative, so you get the two roots end up being complex conjugates.
Let's say I had the differential equation . What are the roots of the characteristic equation using the quadratic formula?
Given the second order differential equation , solve by making the substitution and finding the general solution.
Find the general solution and a second solution of the differential equation given that is a known solution.
Find the general solution to the differential equation: .
Derive the general form solution for a second-order constant coefficient linear homogeneous differential equation with repeated roots.
Solve the second-order linear constant coefficient homogeneous equation using the reduction of order method to find a second independent solution.
Find the general solution to the second order linear homogeneous differential equation .
Given a second order linear homogeneous differential equation with a repeated root, find the general solution.
Solve the second order homogeneous linear differential equation using the method of characteristic equations.
Solve the second order constant coefficient differential equation with initial conditions and .
Solve the differential equation .
Solve the differential equation .
Solve the initial value problem with the initial conditions and .
Solve the second order linear homogeneous differential equation: using the quadratic formula to find the characteristic equation roots.