Let x(t) =x{(t)x₂ (1)==If x(0) =x₁ (1)[x2 (1)X₁ (t) = 4exp(t-4[1]-4Put the eigenvalues in ascending order when youenter x₁(1), x₂(1) below.exp(-25 t) + 10tt)x₂ (1) =exp(t t)be a solution to the system of differential equations:+-25 x₁(1)-60 x₁(t) +, find x(t).10 x₂(1)25 x₂(1)exp(-601) + 25

Sol:- First write the given system of equation in Matrix Form :- x' =-2510-6025x, x0=-4-4Solve…

Answered: Let x(1) = x{ (1) = x₂2 (1) = If x(0) =…

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