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Solve the differential equation and find the specific solution with the initial equation


(dy)/(dx) =(1)/(2) y and y(0) = 3

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Answer:

The solution of given differential equation
y = 3 e^{(1)/(2)x }

Explanation:

Step1:-

Given differential equation


(dy)/(dx) = (1)/(2)y

The differential operator form
(D - (1)/(2))y =0

The auxiliary equation is(A.E) f(m) = m - 1/2 =0

m = 1/2

The complementary solution is
y(x) = c_(1) e^{a_(1) x} + c_(2) e^{a_(2) x}

The complementary solution is
y(x) = c_(1) e^{(1)/(2)x } .......(1)

Step 2:-

Given conditions are x =0 and y(0) =3

From (1) we get


y(0) = c_(1) e^{(1)/(2)0 }


3 = c_(1)

now the solution of the given differential equation

substitute
3 = c_(1) in equation(1) , we get


y(x) = 3 e^{(1)/(2)x }

Final answer :-

The solution of given differential equation
y = 3 e^{(1)/(2)x }

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