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Find the wronskian of the given pair of functions. 1. e2t, e−3t/2

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The given pair of functions is

u_(1)(t) =e^(2t), \, u_(2)(t)=e^{- (3t)/(2)}

The derivatives are

u_(1){'}=2e^(2t) \\ u_(2)^(') = - (3)/(2) e^{- (3t)/(2) }

The Wronskian is

W=\begin{pmatrix} e^(2t) & e^{- (3t)/(2)}\\2e^(2t) & - (3)/(2)e^{- (3t)/(2)} \end{pmatrix}=- (3)/(2)e^(t/2)-2e^(t/2)=- (7)/(2)e^(t/2)

Answer:
- (7)/(2)e^{ (t)/(2)}

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