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Find y as a function of x if y''''−4y'''+4y''=−128e^{-2x} y(0)=2,  y′(0)=9,  y″(0)=−4,  y‴(0)=16. y(x)=?

Find y as a function of x if

y''''−4y'''+4y''=−128e^{-2x}

y(0)=2,  y′(0)=9,  y″(0)=−4,  y‴(0)=16.
y(x)=?

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