5. For the non-homogeneous differential equation x²y" – 4xy' + 6y =2x* + x² a) Show that x2, x3each satisfy the homogeneous differential equation. b) Show that x²,x³ are linearly independent
5. For the non-homogeneous differential equation x²y" – 4xy' + 6y =2x* + x² a) Show that x2, x3each satisfy the homogeneous differential equation. b) Show that x²,x³ are linearly independent
5. For the non-homogeneous differential equation x²y" – 4xy' + 6y =2x* + x² a) Show that x2, x3each satisfy the homogeneous differential equation. b) Show that x²,x³ are linearly independent
Answer 5b. For the non-homogeneous differential equation
?^2?′′ − 4??′ + 6? =2?^4 + ?^2
With integration, one of the major concepts of calculus. Differentiation is the derivative or rate of change of a function with respect to the independent variable.
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