In the differential equation, (D2 – 4D + 3)y = e3x,to solve the particular solution, assumea. yp = Ae3*C. y, = Ae3x + Bx + Cb. y, = Axe3xd. y, = Axe* + Bx + C

Particular integral is assumed to be of the form yp = Axe^(3x).

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In the differential equation, (D2 - 4D + 3)y = e3*, to solve the particular solution, assume a. y, = Ae3x C. V. = Ae3x + Bx + C b. yp = Axe3* d. v. = Axe* + Bx +C

In the differential equation, (D2 - 4D + 3)y = e3, to solve the particular solution, assume a. y, = Ae3x C. V. = Ae3x + Bx + C b. yp = Axe3 d. v. = Axe* + Bx +C