Calculus: Early Transcendentals 8th Edition

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Chapter 17 - Section 17.3 - Applications of Second-Order Differential Equations - 17.3 Exercise - Page 1175: 13

Answer

c= 10 gives Underdamping c = 15 gives Underdamping c = 20 gives Criticaldamping c = 25 gives Overdamping c = 30 gives Overdamping

Work Step by Step

$y'' + cy' + 100y = 0$ To find the type of damping, you have to look for the value of the D. $D>0 => Overdamping $ $D=0 => Critical damping$ $D>0 => Underdamping$ $D_{c} = \sqrt (c^{2} - 4 \times 1 \times 100) = \sqrt (c^{2}-400) $ So you get the following values by filling in this equation. $D_{10} = \sqrt (-300)$ $D_{15} = \sqrt (-175)$ $D_{20} = \sqrt 0$ $D_{25} = \sqrt 225 = 15$ $D_{30} = \sqrt (500)$
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