Solve x'' + x' -6x = 5e^tsint using variation of parameters.

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Colby Messinger answered 2 years ago

Solve the differential equation by variation of parameters. 2y'' + y' = 6x

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use variation of parameters to solve y''+y'-2y=ln(x)

($4.6 Variation of Parameters): Solve the equations (a)–(c) using method of variation of parameters. (a) y''-6y+9y=8xe^3x...

($4.6 Variation of Parameters): Solve the equations (a)–(c) using method of variation of parameters. (a) y''-6y+9y=8xe^3x (b) y''-2y'+2y=e^x (secx) (c) y''-2y'+y= (e^x)/x

Solve the following problems by using the Variation of Parameters y′′− 8y′+ 16y = e^4x ln(x)

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Use method of variation of parameters to solve y'' + y = sin^2(x)

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