dy -3t 1. The complementary equation to +2 + 4y = 5e is: dt² dt d²y 2. The particular solution trial function of +2 + 4y = 5e -3t (before substitution in t dt² dt differential equation) is: 3. The complementary function (YCF) when solving the differential equation d²y -n²y = 5cos(2t), where n is a constant, is: dt²

dy -3t 1. The complementary equation to +2 + 4y = 5e is: dt² dt d²y 2. The particular solution trial function of +2 + 4y = 5e -3t (before substitution in t dt² dt differential equation) is: 3. The complementary function (YCF) when solving the differential equation d²y -n²y = 5cos(2t), where n is a constant, is: dt²

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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