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What is the particular solution to the equation(Use Letters): y”+ay=x²
Ax² + Bx + C
What is the particular solution to the equation(Use Letters): y”+ay=-cos(3t)
A cos(3t) + B sin(3t)
What is the particular solution to the equation(Use Letters): y”+ay=e^(2t)
A e^(2t)
What is the particular solution to the equation(Use Letters): y”+ay=te^(2t)
A te^(2t) + B e^(2t)
What is the particular solution to the equation(Use Letters): y”+ay=t²e^(2t)
A t²e^(2t) + B te^(2t) + C e^(2t)
What is the particular solution to the equation(Use Letters): y”+ay=sin(3t)
A sin(3t) + B cos(3t)
What is the particular solution to the equation(Use Letters): y”+ay=4t³sin(3t)
t(At³+Bt²+Ct+D)sin(3t) + t(Et³+Ft²+Gt+H)cos(3t)
The general equation is:
yc+yp
What is case 1 for homogeneous equations and what does yc equal
Case 1 pertains to situations where the characteristic equation yields two distinct real roots.
C1er1x+C2er2x
What is case 2 for homogenous equations and what is yc
Case 2 arises when the characteristic equation has repeated real roots.
(C1+C2t)ert
What is case 3 for homogenous equations and what is yc
Case 3 occurs when the characteristic equation has complex conjugate roots.
eat(C1cos(Bx) + C2sin(Bx))