Sun K.
asked 07/18/13Find the Wronskian?
If the Wronskian of f and g is t*cos(t)-sin(t), and if u=f+3g, v=f-g, find the Wronskian of u and v.
Answer: -4(t*cos(t)-sin(t))
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Inactive Tutor answered 07/18/13
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fg' - f'g = t*(cos(t)-sin(t))
uv' - u'v
= (f+3g)(f-g)' - (f+3g)'(f-g)
= -(f+3g+3f-3g)g'+f'(f+3g-f+g)
= -4[fg' - f'g]
= -4(t*cos(t)-sin(t)) <==Answer
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Sun K.
How did you get the step after (f+3g)(f-g)'-(f+3g)'(f-g)?
07/19/13