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Find the steady state solution for non-homogeneous ODE as found in the attached file.

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The solution provides detailed instructions on how to solve the ODE using the elimination method. It includes Excel and Word files for solving and plotting.

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This problem can be solved using the elimination method. First we see that the left hand side of the original equation contains the first derivative I'(t) plus 12I(t). This means that any I(t) function must ...

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