Solving Second Order Differential Equations

[@realdka13]

I've spent like 2 hours on youtube trying to find a video to review this method of solving DE's. Its been 2 years since I've had DE. Thank you for pulling through

[@clapyocheeks]

I've been struggling to understand RLC circuits since I took differential equations 3-4 semesters ago. I didn't find any luck with my book, lecture, or other youtube videos. This video made me really understand what's going on. Thank you so much!

[@EngineersAcademyLTD]

Glad it was helpful - there is a specific RLC example linked in the description also.

[@jamaljaffer8412]

It's a brilliant method of explaining the DE especially in solving RLC Circuit Problems / Analysis. many thanks.

[@judymueni7165]

God bless you 🙏🙏

[@aladuraagboola4599]

Wherever you are. May God bless you for this tutorial 🥺🙏🏼

[@DAHBLIFE]

Thank you! I can now use this in solving RLC Circuit Problems / Analysis

[@EngineersAcademyLTD]

Glad it is helpful - there is a specific RLC example here also kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWq9ZX-vbp1_mdk

[@mrmagoo-i2l]

Excellently explained. Very clear.

[@WisdomAfrica1990]

This is really helpful honestly. Thank you

[@childofgod310]

wow the best teaching ever

[@christinewanja8344]

excellent explanation Thankyou

[@naizfayasmin7551]

Excellent teaching Sir

[@sheilamawasa8552]

Great teaching

[@keithlungile]

This is excellent, well explained!

[@masonalloway5964]

Hi. For example 3, when you substituted the imaginary component of m in for Beta, why did you disregard the negative imaginary component? Surely you could sub in - sqrt(11)/2 and achieve a completely different but valid answer? (great video btw)

[@EngineersAcademyLTD]

Its the magnitude of the imaginary component that is used as beta here in this particular formulation, ignoring sign.

[@erlingmadman6065]

Awesome stuff. Thank you!

[@jokerins7660]

Very useful video and examples for exam preparation. Thank you!

[@NoobXgaming01541]

Thnku Sir🙌

[@alphaamorrivera1746]

Hello sir, in the 2nd example, how did you get the 9/4 and -9/4? Thank you!

[@EngineersAcademyLTD]

By solving the two simultaneous equations to find A and B. See here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJfXn55rqbuAisk

[@ziadnasser9197]

Excellent 🥰🥰

[@James-eo2wh]

Very good video and very useful leading up to my exam. Ps I think it’s homogeneous not homogenous

[@EngineersAcademyLTD]

My bad - I always thought the two words meant the same thing!

[@muhammadabdulrahman8665]

Thank you so much

[@hrperformance]

very clear, thanks a lot.

[@descendantsofbookworm2127]

very useful video

[@enocknyaanga4887]

Wonderful presentation

[@dollyarthiya7661]

What if the 2nd term is not given?

[@EngineersAcademyLTD]

If you mean that there is no dy/dx term in the equation then you can still use the auxiliary eqn but the value of b would be zero.

[@sydneyoduli7937]

Thank you so much