Chapter 4: Q25E (page 164)

In Problems 22–25, use the method described in Problem 21 to find a general solution to the given equation.
25. 6w' - 13w = 0

Short Answer

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The general solution is $w (t) = {ce}^{\frac{13}{6} t}$ .

Step by step solution

Substitute w = ert

The first order equation is 6w' - 13w = 0

Substitute w = e^rt and w' = er^rt,

$\begin{array}{rcl} 6 (r e^{r t}) - 13 (e^{r t}) & = & 0 \\ (6 r - 13) (e^{r t}) & = & 0 \end{array}$

Since e^rt can’t be zero. Therefore,

$r = \frac{13}{6}$

Find the general solution.

Therefore, the general solution is $w (t) = c e^{\frac{13}{6} t}$ .

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In Problems 22–25, use the method described in Problem 21 to find a general solution to the given equation.
25. 6w' - 13w = 0

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Substitute w = ert

Find the general solution.

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In Problems 22–25, use the method described in Problem 21 to find a general solution to the given equation.25. 6w' - 13w = 0

Short Answer

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Substitute w = ert

Find the general solution.

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In Problems 22–25, use the method described in Problem 21 to find a general solution to the given equation.
25. 6w' - 13w = 0