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Find the general solution to the equation y(4) — 4y"”" + 4y″ = 0. NOTE: Use C₁, C2, C3, and c4 as arbitrary constants. Y ||

Find the general solution to the equation y(4) — 4y"”" + 4y″ = 0. NOTE: Use C₁, C2, C3, and c4 as arbitrary constants. Y ||

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Find the general solution to the equation y(4) — 4y" + 4y″ = 0. NOTE: Use C1, C2, C3, and c4 as arbitrary constants. y = 2
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