For the system X' = AX, if the eigenvector associated with the eigenvalue (-2 + i) is L. Then, which of the following is considered as a fundamental matrix for 1+il that system? 2e-2t cost a) 2e-2t sint -e-2t sint)] -2t cost et cost b) Fetcost -e'sint! etsint -2t cost e-2t sint -2t (cost – sint). e (cost + sint) e 2e-2t sint d) -e-2t(cost + sint) e-2t(cost – sint). 2e-2t cost

For the system X' = AX, if the eigenvector associated with the eigenvalue (-2 + i) is L. Then, which of the following is considered as a fundamental matrix for 1+il that system? 2e-2t cost a) 2e-2t sint -e-2t sint)] -2t cost et cost b) Fetcost -e'sint! etsint -2t cost e-2t sint -2t (cost – sint). e (cost + sint) e 2e-2t sint d) -e-2t(cost + sint) e-2t(cost – sint). 2e-2t cost

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ

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