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we know that A^m/A^m=1 so A^(m-m)=1 so A^0=1.....
Example : Back into the complex root section we complete the claim that y 1 (t ) = e l t cos(µt) and y 2 (t) = e l t sin(µt) Those were a basic set of soluti
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Assume A and B are symmetric. Explain why the following are symmetric or not. 1) A^2 - B^2 2) (A+B)(A-B) 3) ABA 4) ABAB 5) (A^2)B
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help solve these type equations.-4.1x=-4x+4.5
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