The principle of superposition | Lecture 11 | Differential Equations for Engineers

A proof of the principle of superposition for linear, homogeneous differential equations.
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is the same thing as the linearity principle? or no

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Does the principle of superposition also work for non-homogeneous ODEs?

[@ProfJeffreyChasnov]

No

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Is superposition principle and superposition theorem the same?? Or different ?

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The same.

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