>> syms x %% this
is to define the system we are working on
>> dsolve('(1/8)*D2x+16*x = 0','Dx(0) = sqrt(2)','x(0) =
0.5') %% this is the command
to solve the differential equation with the initial conditions ,
sqrt means square-root
ans =
cos(8*2^(1/2)*t)/2 + sin(8*2^(1/2)*t)/8
>> pretty(ans) %% this
is to get the function in a convenient looks
cos(8 sqrt(2) t) sin(8 sqrt(2) t)
---------------- + ----------------
2
8
>> ezplot(ans) %%
this is for plotting the function
>> ezplot(ans,[-2 2 -0.6 0.6]) %% here I am defining the co ordinates
of the graph from where to where the function will be plotted
[x1 x2 y1 y2]
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