5 7 Nonhomogeneous Linear Systems

[@victorhugonava7629]

Min 9:17 shouldn't it be e^(-2t)????

[@fadhurhalim1919]

Right

[@prisonmike9186]

The answer you get at the end isn't the answer to the question you showed. You solved for (t, 4), but showed (t,-4) at the start

[@mpits199]

Very clear and easy to understand! Thank you very much!

[@noahlymatics]

Please what if the question has an applied force of (t² and 4) I'm I still going to use the same approach of Xp = (At+B and Ct+D)

[@clintonagyei]

What if the function is just a constant let’s say 3, what will be the form?

[@montahatw5111]

this video is so helpful thank you so much for saving my math grade, would really appreciate it if you uploaded a video on variation of parameters method too. Have a great day!

[@allenhirahara2242]

Thank you! You helped a lot!

[@Swiethart7]

You made a mistake at 10:16 . Should have been -4 instead of 4.

[@hyperdma4077]

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[@unclejordi]

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[@SamA7x]

When you find the eigenvector for lambda = 5, you multiplied the matrix by [a;b]. Does this only work for 2x2 or would it work for 3x3 also?

[@VictorAtsu-Attamah]

Thanks for making it very sinple

[@JohnathanDavis-g9w]

Thank you h oly shit I was stuck on this forever

[@abhiraj_____raj.194]

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