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What’s the first step that must be taken


Where does ln(x) not exist?
at 0

where does e^x not exist?
it exists everywehre

What steps must be taken?
You must use BOTH inital conditions. plug the y(x) condition into the y(x) equation. find y’(x) and plug the y’(x) condition in


what process is used to determine linear independence
Wronskian
So if the Wronskian is 0, what does this entail
If wronskian is 0, it is linearly dependent. if wronskian does NOT equal 0, it is linearly independent.

Wronskian for a 3×3


What steps must be taken to prove that the solutions are a fundamental step
plug into the general equation and prove the identity
confirm that it is linearly independent (W does NOT equal 0)

Wronskian for a 2×2 given y1,y2


How to plug in values to confirm it results in the identity

Characteristic equation for two real eigenvalues

Characteristic equation for repeated

Characteristic equation for complex


how to find the matrix eq?

When to use Cauchy euler
When the coefficients have variables

Cauchy euler’s Y(t) form
where a,b,c are the constants in the coefficients


what steps must be taken
convert to characteristic equation using the a,b,c equation
find the eigenvalues
find the general solution based on if the eigenvalues are real,complex,repeated
plug in t=ln(x)
many of the e^lnx’s will turn into x’s!
