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Solve the following boundary value problem by Laplace Transform. (If you solve with another method you...

Solve the following boundary value problem by Laplace Transform. (If you solve with another
method you will NOT get credit. There is nothing wrong about the conditions.)
d2y
dt2 + y = cos(2t); y0(0) = 0; y0(

2
) = ?1:

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milcah answered 2 years ago
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