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Solve the following IVPs: A. y"" +2y′′+y = 4et, y(0)=1,  y′(0)=1, y′′(0)=1, y′′′(0)=1. B. y′′′+25y′ = 325e−t,...

Solve the following IVPs:

A. y"" +2y′′+y = 4et, y(0)=1,  y′(0)=1, y′′(0)=1, y′′′(0)=1.

B. y′′′+25y′ = 325e−t, y(0) = 0, y′(0) = 0, y′′(0) = 0.

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