Find the general solution to a?y" + 5xy' - 2y = 0. OA. y = cje 4x + cze OB. y = c1x4 + c2x1 OC. y = ca(-2-V6) + cza(-2-võ) In]æ| %3D OD. y = ca(-2-võ) ) + cza(-2+v6) + c2r(-2+v6) %3D
Find the general solution to a?y" + 5xy' - 2y = 0. OA. y = cje 4x + cze OB. y = c1x4 + c2x1 OC. y = ca(-2-V6) + cza(-2-võ) In]æ| %3D OD. y = ca(-2-võ) ) + cza(-2+v6) + c2r(-2+v6) %3D
Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions
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Problem 5T
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Transcribed Image Text:Find the general solution to x'y" + 5xy'- 2y = 0.
-4x
A. y = cie
+ c2e
-1
B. y = c1x
+ c2x
C2(-2-v6)
+ c,r(-2-v6) In|c|
C. y =
-2-V6)
+ czr(-2+v6)
D. y =
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