B. Prove the following identity: [y] where a is constant. Using this identity solve the following system of differential equations: dy₁ dt dy dt 1 = -k₁y₁ dy 2 +ay=eat t = 0 y₁ = 1 -= k₁y₁-k₂y₂ t=0 y₂ = 0 dt What form does the solution take for the second differential equation if k, = k₂
B. Prove the following identity: [y] where a is constant. Using this identity solve the following system of differential equations: dy₁ dt dy dt 1 = -k₁y₁ dy 2 +ay=eat t = 0 y₁ = 1 -= k₁y₁-k₂y₂ t=0 y₂ = 0 dt What form does the solution take for the second differential equation if k, = k₂
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