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QuestionFor the differential equation s+bs+9s=0s^{\prime \prime}+b s^{\prime}+9 s=0 find all the values of bb that make the general solution overdamped, those that make it underdamped, and those that make it critically damped. (For each, give an interval or intervals for bb for which the equation is as indicated. Thus if the the equation is overdamped for all bb in the range 2<b32<b \leq 3 and 4b<4 \leq b<\infty, enter (2,3](2,3], [4,infinity); if it is overdamped only for b=3b=3, enter [3,3][3,3].)
If the equation is overdamped, bb \in If the equation is underdamped, bb \in If the equation is critically damped, bb \in

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Determine the conditions for which the system is critically damped.
The system is critically damped if the roots are real and equal, which occurs when the discriminant is zero: b236=0 b^2 - 36 = 0 b2=36 b^2 = 36 b=±6 b = \pm 6 Thus, the system is critically damped for: b{6,6} b \in \{ -6, 6 \}
Solution:
If the equation is overdamped, b(,6)(6,)b \in (-\infty, -6) \cup (6, \infty)
If the equation is underdamped, b(6,6)b \in (-6, 6)
If the equation is critically damped, b{6,6}b \in \{ -6, 6 \}

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