Problem #8: (a) Find the largest interval on which one of the theorems given in class guarantees that the following initial value problem has a unique solution. (x-9) + (x²-25)1" + 13y = y(0) 5. y'(0) = 7, y"(0) = 7 x+7 (b) Find the largest interval on which one of the theorems given in class guarantees that the following initial value problem has a unique solution. (x+9) "" + (x²-25)y" + 13y = (A) (-∞, 9) (J) (-.-9) Problem 8(a): Select 7(0) = 5, y'(0) = 7, y'”(0) = 7 4 (B) (-9.-7) (C) (7,0) (D) (-9,7) (E) (-7, ∞) (F) (-7,9) (G) (-9.) (H) (9.) (1) (-∞, -7) (K) (7.9) (L) (-0,7) Part (a) choices. Problem #8(b): Select Part (b) choices. (A) (7.9) (B) (9,) (C) (-9.) (D) (-7.9) (E) (7,00) (F) (-0,7) (G) (-.-9) (H) (-9) (1) (x-7) (J) (-9.7) (K) (-7,) (L) (-9,-7)
Problem #8: (a) Find the largest interval on which one of the theorems given in class guarantees that the following initial value problem has a unique solution. (x-9) + (x²-25)1" + 13y = y(0) 5. y'(0) = 7, y"(0) = 7 x+7 (b) Find the largest interval on which one of the theorems given in class guarantees that the following initial value problem has a unique solution. (x+9) "" + (x²-25)y" + 13y = (A) (-∞, 9) (J) (-.-9) Problem 8(a): Select 7(0) = 5, y'(0) = 7, y'”(0) = 7 4 (B) (-9.-7) (C) (7,0) (D) (-9,7) (E) (-7, ∞) (F) (-7,9) (G) (-9.) (H) (9.) (1) (-∞, -7) (K) (7.9) (L) (-0,7) Part (a) choices. Problem #8(b): Select Part (b) choices. (A) (7.9) (B) (9,) (C) (-9.) (D) (-7.9) (E) (7,00) (F) (-0,7) (G) (-.-9) (H) (-9) (1) (x-7) (J) (-9.7) (K) (-7,) (L) (-9,-7)
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem #8: (a) Find the largest interval on which one of the theorems given in class guarantees that the following initial value
problem has a unique solution.
(x-9) "" + (x²-25)1" + 13y
x7(0) = 5, y'(0) = 7. y″(0) = 7
(b) Find the largest interval on which one of the theorems given in class guarantees that the following initial value
problem has a unique solution.
(x+9) + (x²-25) y" + 13y =
Problem #8(a): Select
(A) (-∞, 9) (B) (-9.-7) (C) (7,0) (D) (-9,7) (E) (-7.) (F) (-7.9) (G) (-9.) (H) (9.) (1) (-∞, -7)
(J) (-.-9) (K) (7.9) (L) (-∞, 7)
Part (a) choices.
7(0) = 5, y'(0) = 7, y″(0) = 7
Problem #8(b):
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(A) (7.9) (B) (9.) (C) (-9.) (D) (-7.9) (E) (7.0) (F) (-0,7) (G) (-.-9) (H) (-x, 9) (I) (-.-7)
(J) (-9.7) (K) (-7,) (L) (-9,-7)
Select Part (b) choices.
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