Thread: Trajectories

Graph the trajectories for each solution

X=c1[1] e^-t + C2 [2] e^2t
[2] [1]

How do you do this? In brackets are the matrices. should be [1]/[2] 1 is first number in row and 2 is first number in the second row, etc.

must be determined from initial conditions.
You may graph

Originally Posted by ur5pointos2slo

Graph the trajectories for each solution

X=c1[1] e^-t + C2 [2] e^2t
[2] [1]

How do you do this? In brackets are the matrices. should be [1]/[2] 1 is first number in row and 2 is first number in the second row, etc.

So .
But what do you mean "for each solution"? This problem has an infinite number of solutions- one for every choice of and . You can't graph all of them!