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Find the general solution to y + 17y" + 74y' + 58y = 0 y = c_1e^-t + c_2e^(8 - squareroot 6)t + c_3e^(8 + squareroot 6)t y = c_1e^-t + c_2e^8t + c_3e^-8t y = c_1e^t + c_2e^- squareroot 6t + c_3e^squareroot 6t y = c_1e^-t + c_2e^- squareroot 6t + c_3e^squareroot t y = c_1e^-t + c_2e^(-8 - squareroot 6)t + c_3e^(-8 + squareroot 6)t y = c_1e^t + c_2e^8t + c_3e^-8t

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