consider the differential equation y" + y'−2y = 6e^x.
(a) use variation of parameters to determ...
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consider the differential equation y" + y'−2y = 6e^x.
(a) use variation of parameters to determine a particular solution
(b) use the method of undetermined coefficients to determine a particular solution
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