QUESTION 5 Consider the following differential equation (ODE #2) y"-4y'+13y=0. What is true about the roots of its characteristic equation? O The characteristic equation of (ODE # 2) has two distinct real roots. O The characteristic equation of (ODE # 2) has one real root and one complex root. O The characteristic equation of (ODE # 2) has on repeated real root. O The characteristic equation of (ODE #2) has two complex roots.

QUESTION 5 Consider the following differential equation (ODE #2) y"-4y'+13y=0. What is true about the roots of its characteristic equation? O The characteristic equation of (ODE # 2) has two distinct real roots. O The characteristic equation of (ODE # 2) has one real root and one complex root. O The characteristic equation of (ODE # 2) has on repeated real root. O The characteristic equation of (ODE #2) has two complex roots.

Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

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