2) Show that y = A cos x + Bsin x, where A and B are constants, is a general solution of thedifferential equationd²y+ y = 0dx2Hence, find the solution of this equation subject to the following boundary conditionsy(0) = 1,= 1(cos, sin)SAUnit Circlesintan =Quadrant II:cosQuadrant I:- ++(0, 1)2'222'290°120°60°4135°45°150°30°180°0°(-1,0)(1, 0)360°210°330°1176(목)225°315°240°300°4270°3222(0, –1)CQuadrant Ill:Quadrant IV:프_3

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2) Show that y = A cos x + Bsin x, where A and B are constants, is a general solution of the differential equation d²y + y = 0 dx2 Hence, find the solution of this equation subject to the following boundary conditions y(0) = 1, yGr) = 1

2) Show that y = A cos x + Bsin x, where A and B are constants, is a general solution of the differential equation d²y + y = 0 dx2 Hence, find the solution of this equation subject to the following boundary conditions y(0) = 1, yGr) = 1

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