I have the following example from a differential equations course, what I dont understand is how are you allowed to substitute A into the equation without any reason and why is it not put back in the end? This way seems easier but I dont understand the motivation behind A
I have the following example from a differential equations course, what I dont understand is how are you allowed to substitute A into the equation without any reason and why is it not put back in the end? This way seems easier but I dont understand the motivation behind A
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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
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