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Please could someone help me with part f of this question, it is only worth one mark but I'm not sure how to approach it
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Original post by lavely
Please could someone help me with part f of this question, it is only worth one mark but I'm not sure how to approach it

Youve got "the" answer, so multiply the cos term by a decaying exponential (or similar) so that term tends to zero and P converges to 5000.

When you solve (2nd order) linear odes, one class of solutions is an exponential multiplied by a sinusoid. This question part is alluding to that.
(edited 11 months ago)
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Original post by mqb2766
Youve got "the" answer, so multiply the cos term by a decaying exponential (or similar) so that term tends to zero and P converges to 5000.

When you solve (2nd order) linear odes, one class of solutions is an exponential multiplied by a sinusoid. This question part is alluding to that.


thank you so much I understand now!

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