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Transcribed Image Text:Put the eigenvalues in ascending order when you enter x1(t), x2(t) below.
T1(t) =
8, exp(
P t)+
8, exp(
t)
x2(t) =
exp(
t)+
8, exp(
8 t)

Transcribed Image Text:x1(t)
Let x(t) =
be a solution to the system of differential equations:
x2(t)
x{(t)
x½(t)
-23 x1 (t) + 21 x2 (t)
-28 x1(t) + 26 x2(t)
3
If æ(0) =
, find æ(t).
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