Differential Equations: Lecture 4.4 Method of Undetermined Coefficients - Superposition Approach

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I'm still finishing the lecture, but thank you so much for breaking down the Yp's like that. Especially the last two. I have about 7 hw problems that are in that format, but we didn't go over anything like that and I have watched quite a few youtube videos with nobody doing examples like that. I'm going to finish the lecture then try to knock out the hw! The upcoming exam this week will determine if I drop the class or not...

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[@Bubs.]

Do you have any lectures on the annihilator approach? We covered the superposition in 4.4 and annihilator in 4.5. In the series you go from 4.4 to 4.6. It's cool that all the sections line up besides that though! Must be using the same book.

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A great question for this is: the fourth derivative of y wrt x = 3x - 1 d^4(y)/d(x)^4 = 3x - 1 The homogenous solution yields m1, m2, m3, m4 = 0. I had to modify Yp = Ax + B four times, and I ended up getting the correct answer.

[@carultch]

This is simply a matter of integrating it four times, rather than using the theories of differential equations. You could also use the Laplace transform: s^4*Y - u*s^3 - v*s^2 - w*s - p = 3/s^2 - 1/s where u, v, w, and p are the initial conditions in increasing order of differentiation Y = (3/s^2 - 1/s + u*s^3 + v*s^2 + w*s + p)/s^4 Y = 3/s^6 - 1/s^5 + u/s + v/s^2 + w/s^3 + p/s^4 y = 1/40*t^5 - 1/24*t^4 + u + v*t + 1/2*w*t^2 + 1/6*p*t^3

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