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dawgs1236
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Homework Statement
[itex]\dot{ω_{1}}[/itex] = λ[itex]ω_{2}[/itex] +μ
[itex]\dot{ω_{2}}[/itex] = -λ[itex]ω_{1}[/itex]
Homework Equations
λ and μ are real, positive constants
[itex]ω_{1}[/itex](0) ≠ 0
[itex]ω_{2}[/itex](0) ≠ 0
The Attempt at a Solution
I know that the general solution will be in the form
ω1(t) = A sin ωt + B cos ωt + C
ω2(t) = D sin ωt + E cos ωt
but I'm not sure how to solve it
Eqn 2 becomes:
[itex]\ddot{ω_{2}}[/itex] = -λ[itex]\dot{ω_{1}}[/itex]
Substituting equation 1:
[itex]\ddot{ω_{2}}[/itex] = -λ[itex]^{2}[/itex][itex]ω_{2}[/itex] +λμ
I'm really just unsure of how to handle the constant when you solve it as a nonhomegenous equation.
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