Differential Equations : Three Initial-Value Problems
Theorem 8.3. Assume P and Q are continuous on an open interval I. Choose any point a in I and let b be any real number. Then there is one and only one function y = f(x) which satisfies the initial value problem
y' + P(x)y = Q(x), with f(a) = b on the interval I. This function is given by the formula
f (x) = be- A( x) + e-A( x) ∫Q(t)eA(t )dt
Where .......
Please provide solutions to the following three problems (using the above Theorem):
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Prove that there is exactly one function f, continuous on the positive real axis, such that
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for all x > 0 and find this function.
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Problem #3
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Then
According to the Theorem 8.3, ...
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Initial value problems using differential equations are solved. The solution is detailed and well presented.