Show that if c1 and c2 are any constants, the functionx = x(t) = c1 cos km t+ c2 sin km

Chapter 8, Problem 35

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Show that if \(c_{1}\) and \(c_{2}\) are any constants, the function

         \(x=x(t)=c_{1} \cos \left(\sqrt{\left.\frac{k}{m} t\right)}+c_{2} \sin \left(\sqrt{\left.\frac{k}{m} t\right)}\right.\right.\)

is a solution to the differential equation for the vibrating spring. (The corresponding motion of the spring is referred to as simple harmonic motion.)

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c_1

c_2

x = x(t) =c_1 cos (sqrt frac{k}{m} t) + c_2 sin (sqrt frac{k}{m} t).

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