Solutions should be fully derived showing all intermediate results, using class procedures. Show all reasoning. Bare answers are absolutely not acceptable, because I will assume they come from your calculator (or the math handbook, sometimes,) instead of from you. You must state what result answers what part of the question. Answer exactly what is asked; you do not get any credit for making up your own questions and answering those. Use the stated procedures. Give exact, fully simplified, answers.
One book of mathematical tables, such as Schaum's Mathematical Handbook, may be used, as well as a calculator, and a handwritten letter-size formula sheet.
Question: Using undetermined coefficients and the other class
procedures, including clean up, solve the forced and damped
vibrating system,
Question: Use the Laplace transform to find the solution for
the following damped vibrating system that is put into motion using
a constant force applied over a finite time interval:
Question: Show that the dynamical system
Solve this system using the class procedures. Then very accurately and neatly draw a complete set of solutions lines, covering all areas, near the stationary point like shown in class. Make sure angles and slopes are right. Classify the stationary point. Could the stationary point analysis be qualitative wrong? Explain all.