(1) こ Wy2,y2)= 12 enx (2) 9/2 X 9) Y=(x)=e

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Y1(x) and y2(x) are solutions of the diferential equation (1), so that the Wronskian is (2), it is possible that: a,b,c,d
(1)
(2)
9/2x
9) y.(x)= e
9/2 X
- 15/2X
6) Yz (x)= e
9x
-15x
-Y2 (x)= e
Transcribed Image Text:(1) (2) 9/2x 9) y.(x)= e 9/2 X - 15/2X 6) Yz (x)= e 9x -15x -Y2 (x)= e
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