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Consider the differential equationd2y(t)dt2+2dy(t)dt+y(t)=δ(t) with y(t)|t=0=2 anddydt|t=0=0.. The numerical value of dydt|t=0 is

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-2
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-1
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1
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Solution

The correct option is D 1
Given D.E. can be written as
y′′+2y+y=δ(t)
Taking L.T both sides
L{y"}+2L{y'}+L{y} =L{δ(t)}
s2¯ysy(0)y(0)]+2[s¯yy(0)]+¯y=1
(s2+2s+1)¯y+2s+4=1
¯y=32s(s+1)2=3(s+1)22s(s+1)2
=3(s+1)22(s+1)1(s+1)2
=3(s+1)22(s+1)+2(s+1)2
So y=L1{¯y}=3tet2et+2tety(t)=tet2et
It is the solution of given Differential Equaltion
Now, dydt=tetet+2et
So, At t=0,dydt=01+2=1

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