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    NON-HOMOGENOUS

    SECOND ORDER DE

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    complementary solution from its associated homogenousDE and then find aparticular solutionbased on the rightside term.

    Then, a particular solution of non-homogenous second

    order DE can be obtained by:

    1. Undetermined coefficien method rovided that theright side is of common type).

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    Nonhomo enous2nd

    orderDEA second order non-homogenous DE has the form:

    1

    With r(t)0

    r t

    The associated homogeneous differential equation to (1) is:

    (2)

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    To prove that Y1(t) - Y2(t) is a solution to (2) all we need to do

    Proof

    s p ug t s nto t e erent a equat on an c ec t.

    r t-r t=0

    YP(t) is any solution to (1), then using the second part of our

    theorem we know that:

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    Solution to non-homogenous 2nd order DE

    The general solution to a 2nd order non-homogenous DE can then

    be written as:

    yc t s ca e as comp mentary so ut on an p t) s ca e as

    particular solution.

    There are two common methods for findin articular solutions:

    So, to solve a non-homogeneous DE, we will need to solve theassociated homogeneous DE (2).

    Undetermined Coefficients and Variation of Parameters. Both

    have their advantages and disadvantages.

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    Solution

    by

    Undetermined

    CoefficientOne of the main advantages of this method is that it reduces

    the problem down to an algebra problem.

    The method is quite simple: All that we need to do is look at r(t) and make a guess to the

    orm o YP(t) eav ng t e coe c ents un eterm ne .

    Plug the guess YP(t) into the DE.

    There are disadvantages to this method.

    First, it will only work for a common class ofr(t). However,

    ere are many unc ons ou ere or w c un e erm necoefficients simply wont work.

    Second, it is generally only useful for constant coefficient DE.

    Third, sometimes the solution may not be obtained by the

    guess provided in the table.

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    Summary of guess forY (t)

    r(t)

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    Example 1:

    Find the general solution for the following non-homogenous DE:

    Solution:

    teyyy

    5312'4'' =

    , .

    corresponding homogenous DE is:012'4'' = yyy

    From our previous lecture, we know the solution. The solution will be thecomplimentary solution as:

    tt

    c ececty6

    2

    2

    1)( +=

    , p , .

    Since :t

    p

    guesstAetYetg 55 )()( = = r(t)

    Thus:t

    p

    t

    p AeYAeY5''5' 255 ==

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    xamp e cont .

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    Example 2:

    SolutionWe can make guess from the table:

    Differentiate and plug into the DE,

    The particular solution is:

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    Example 3: Guess Yp(t) from r(t)

    p -homogenous DE with the respective r(t):

    1. ttetr 4)( = pp ettett +=+=

    2. )10sin(16)( 7 tetr t=

    23.

    2

    4. =

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    SolutionbyVariationofParameters

    Consider the differential equation:

    )()(')('' trtqytpy =++

    Assume that y1(t) and y2(t) are fundamental set of solutionsfor the associated homogenous DE:

    0)(')('' =++ tqytpy

    Then a particular solution to the non-homogenous DE is:

    dtyyW

    tryydt

    yyW

    tryyYp += ),(

    )(

    ),(

    )(

    21

    12

    21

    21

    Notice that Wis Wronskian of y1, y2.

    n y1, y2 we ge rom e comp emen ary so u on o e correspon ng

    homogenous DE:

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    Wronskian is written as:

    o u on y ar a ono arame ers

    ''21 yyW =

    Example 4:

    FindthegeneralsolutionforthefollowingDE:

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    Exercise:

    1.Findthegeneralsolutionto: tyyy 2sin35'2'' =++

    2.Obtainthegeneralsolutionofthisnonhomogeneousdifferential

    equationusingvariationofparametersmethod(Wronskian):x

    exyyy2)1(4'4'' +=+

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