
In Problems 1-4, find a general solution for the system x′(t)=Ax(t), where A is given.
A=[6−321]

To solve: The system x′(t)=Ax(t), where A=[6−321].
Answer to Problem 1RP
Solution:
The solution of system x′(t)=Ax(t), where A=[6−321] is X(t)=c1e3t[11]+c2e4t[32].
Explanation of Solution
Formula used:
The procedure to solve the x′(t)=Ax(t):
Step-1: Apply the condition |A−λI|=0 for matrix A in order to calculate eigenvalues:
Step-2:Apply the |A−λI|X=0 in order to calculate eigenvectors u1 and u2 corresponding to eigenvalue λ1 and λ2 respectively:
Step-3:Write the general solution of system x′(t)=Ax(t) as:
X(t)=c1eλ1tu1+c2eλ2tu2
Calculation:
Consider the system x′(t)=Ax(t),
A=[6−321]
Apply the condition |A−λI|=0 for matrix A in order to calculate eigenvalues:
|[6−321]−λ[1001]|=0|6−λ−321−λ|=0
Expand the above determinant:
(6−λ)(1−λ)+6=06−λ−6λ+λ2+6=06−7λ+λ2+6=0λ2−7λ+12=0
Factories the above quadratic equation:
λ2−4λ−3λ+12=0λ(λ−4)−3(λ−3)=0(λ−4)(λ−3)=0
Equate first factor to 0:
(λ−4)=0λ=4
Equate second factor to 0:
(λ−3)=0 λ=3
Apply the |A−λI|X=0 in order to calculate eigenvector corresponding to eigenvalue λ=4:
[6−4−321−4][x1x2]=[00][2−32−3][x1x2]=[00]
Write above matrix notation in scalar form notation:
2x1−3x2=02x1−3x2=0
The eigenvector corresponding to eigenvalue λ=4:
u1=[32]
Apply the |A−λI|X=0 in order to calculate eigenvector corresponding to eigenvalue λ=3:
[6−3−321−3][x1x2]=[00][3−32−2][x1x2]=[00]
Write above matrix notation in scalar form notation:
3x1−3x2=02x1−2x2=0
The eigenvector corresponding to eigenvalue λ=3:
u2=[11]
The general solution of system corresponding to eigenvector u1 and u2:
X(t)=c1e3t[11]+c2e4t[32]
Conclusion: Therefore, the solution of system x′(t)=Ax(t), where A=[6−321] is X(t)=c1e3t[11]+c2e4t[32].
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